| 1 week | Initial Medical history; physical examination |
| 2 weeks | physical examination |
| 1 month | physical examination |
| 2 months | physical examination DtaP, IPV, HBV, HiB, PCV. |
| 4 months | Physical Examination, HBV DtaP, HiB, IPV, PCV |
| 6 months | Physical Examination; DtaP, HiB, PCV Blood test for anemia (if preterm or with high-risk family history) |
| 9 months | Developmental Evaluation; Hepatitis B Vaccine (HBV) #3, anemia check, Pb level |
| 12 months | Physical Examination; Tuberculin skin test Measles-Mumps-Rubella injection (MMR) #1, Varicella |
| 15 months | Physical Examination, Hib #4, PCV#4 |
| 18 months | PhysicalExam DPT#4/TOPV#3, HAV#2 |
| 2 years | Physical Examination; TB skin test |
| 3 years | Physical Examination; TB skin test blood pressure screening urine screen, Hct |
| 4 years | Physical Examination; hearing screen DtaP, IPV, TB skin test, Hct |
| 5 years | Physical Examination; TB skin test/urine screen/anemia F/U Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) #2, VZV #2; Developmental Evaluation, hematocrit |
| 6-20 years: 6 years 7 years 8 Years 9 years Early adolescent Late adolescent |
Physical examination; Hearing-Vision screening and TB skin test once a year; Urine screen/anemia test once every 2 years, dTaP injection between 12-14 years; HPV vaccine at 9+ years of age for girls (2nd and 3rd vaccine within 6 months); Meningococcal vaccine at 15+ years of age. |