Eric L Hall, M.D.
Pediatrics

Allergies or a cold? Georgia parents learn the difference, what symptoms mean, and when to call or use pediatric telehealth.

Families across Georgia can now see a trusted pediatrician from home. Hall Pediatrics Telehealth makes care easy, accessible, and covered by most insurance plans — including Medicaid.

As pediatricians caring for children across Georgia, we are watching the current rise in measles cases with serious concern. Recent outbreaks in neighboring states, especially South Carolina, increase the risk of measles spreading into our communities here at home. Accordingto the Georgia Department of Public Health , Georgia has already reported its first measles case of 2026 involving an infant who was too young to be vaccinated. Situations like this remind us how quickly m

Flu, RSV, and strep continue to circulate heavily this time of year. Telehealth can be helpful for those “is this normal?” moments.

The stretch from Christmas through New Year’s is basically a greatest-hits album of germs + sugar + late bedtimes + crowded events. If your kid catches something, you didn’t “fail.” Winter is prime time for respiratory viruses and stomach bugs—especially with school, parties, travel, and family gatherings stacked back-to-back. The goal isn’t to live in a bubble. It’s to lower your risk, spot problems early, and know when to reach out. Here are practical, real-life tips that a

We offer pediatric diabetes care via telehealth to all families in Georgia, even non-existing patients. Medicaid & most insurance accepted.

Hey mama, if you’re packing kids, luggage, and snacks into one car this Thanksgiving, you don’t need more stress—you need a simple Thanksgiving travel guide for families! Here’s the fast version from a pediatrician who talks to tired parents all day. What to Pack in a Thanksgiving Travel Kit for Kids Think: comfort, germs, and boredom. Toss these into one easy-to-grab bag: Health must-haves Fever + pain reducer (Tylenol or Motrin, with the dose based on your child’s weight) D

Georgia parents: learn flu, RSV, and strep symptoms and when to call for telehealth so you know what to do during sick season.

Dr. Hall explains hand, foot, and mouth disease symptoms and how Georgia families can use Hall Pediatrics Telehealth for care statewide.

October is SIDS Awareness Month. Dr. Hall at Hall Pediatrics offers expert safe sleep advice and telehealth support for Georgia families with newborns.

Georgia pediatrician Dr. Hall shares 10 pediatrician-approved Halloween safety tips to keep trick-or-treat night safe and fun — plus how Hall Pediatrics Telehealth helps families anywhere in Georgia.

Dr. Hall shares what ADHD looks like, why early recognition matters, and how Georgia families can get help—without a long drive. Hall Pediatrics offers telehealth statewide; new patients welcome. Most insurance accepted, including Medicaid.

At Hall Pediatrics, we care deeply about the health and well-being of every child in our community. As August marks National Immunization...

In a world where screens dominate and sedentary lifestyles are on the rise, the importance of physical activity for children and teenagers cannot be overstated. Enter Move More Month 2024 , a timely reminder of the transformative power of movement in the lives of our youth. Kids and teens are in a crucial stage of development, both physically and mentally. Physical activity isn't just about building strong muscles and bones; it's about fostering overall well-being. Did you kn

As March unfolds, it's time to celebrate National Nutrition Month, an opportune moment to spotlight the significance of maintaining a well-balanced diet for individuals of all ages. While adults often take the forefront in discussions about nutrition, the importance of pediatric nutrition cannot be overstated. Ensuring that our youngest generation receives adequate nourishment lays the foundation for their physical growth, cognitive development, and overall health. Importance

February marks a special occasion in the realm of pediatric healthcare – National Children's Dental Health Month. This annual event serves as a reminder of the importance of nurturing good dental habits from a young age to ensure a lifetime of healthy smiles. At Dr. Hall Pediatrics, we're proud to prioritize dental health as a crucial aspect of overall wellness for our young patients. Why Dental Health Matters Dental health isn't just about maintaining a sparkling smile; it's

National Handwashing Awareness Week 2023 is upon us, providing a timely opportunity to delve into the importance of instilling good hygiene practices, especially among the youngest members of our society—babies, kids, and adolescents. For infants, whose immune systems are still developing, handwashing is a crucial defense against infections. Parents and caregivers must prioritize thorough handwashing before handling babies, preparing their food, or engaging in any caregiving

November is more than just the onset of winter; it's a time to shed light on a crucial aspect of our society—Early Childhood Mental Health. In recognition of the importance of a child's mental well-being, November has been designated as Early Childhood Mental Health Awareness Month. This month serves as an opportunity to dispel myths, reduce stigma, and emphasize the significance of early intervention, all while rallying support for parents navigating the complex landscape of

The Hinesville Fire Department, with assistance from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) and the Georgia Traffic Injury Prevention Institute (GTIPI), established a child safety seat permanent fitting station to increase the number of correctly installed child safety seats thereby decreasing the number of child injuries and fatalities occurring in Hinesville and Liberty County. The objectives are to: Help make the public aware of the magnitude of having an incorre

With warm weather comes the return of mosquitos and biting flies that can make your children miserable and cause serious illnesses. AAP recommends using an insect repellent product that has been registered by the Environmental Protection Agency. Several insect repellents with DEET are approved as safe and effective so weigh the risks of illnesses spread by insects and the possible risk of absorbing chemicals into the body before using them on your child. Talk with your pediat