Eric L Hall, M.D.
Pediatrics

Georgia has reported 16 measles cases in 2026. That may sound small, but here’s why the number matters, how herd immunity works, and what parents should know.

Hall Pediatrics now offers pediatric telehealth visits for families anywhere in Georgia, no in-office visit needed. New patients welcome, you don’t need to switch pediatricians and most insurance plans, including Medicaid, are accepted.

Could screen time be affecting your child’s sleep? Learn common signs and when it may help to talk to a pediatric provider.

Georgia families should check their freezers after a Publix blueberry recall linked to E. coli. Learn what parents should watch for in children and when to seek care.

August is National Immunization Awareness Month. Learn why childhood vaccines matter, which immunizations may be due, and when to talk with your pediatrician.

Learn Georgia’s child safety-seat requirements, common installation concerns, and where families can find professional car seat checks.

Learn the signs of back-to-school anxiety and how Georgia parents can help children feel more confident.

Learn the symptoms of cyclosporiasis, how it spreads, what Georgia parents should watch for, and when to contact a pediatric provider.

Tick bites are common in Georgia, especially during warmer months. Learn what parents should watch for and when to contact a pediatric provider.

Swimming is a great summer activity, but safety comes first. Learn important pool and swim safety tips for Georgia families.

Why is your child coughing at night? Learn common causes and when to talk to a pediatric provider.

Is it allergies or is your child sick? Learn common symptoms and when to talk to a pediatric provider.

Is it normal for kids to get sick a lot? Learn what’s typical, common causes, and when to talk to a pediatric provider.

Concerned your child can’t focus in school? Learn common causes of attention problems and when parents should talk to a pediatric provider.

Is your child always tired? Learn common causes and when parents should talk to a pediatric provider.

Move More Month 2026 is a reminder that the path to a healthier, happier generation starts with small steps—literally.

Why do kids get angry easily? Learn common causes and when parents should talk to a pediatric provider.

Is it ADHD or just high energy? Learn common ADHD symptoms in kids and when parents should talk to a pediatric provider.

Worried your child may have anxiety? Learn common symptoms like school refusal and bedtime fears and when to talk to a pediatric provider.

Spring sports season is starting in Georgia. Here’s how to prepare your child, prevent injuries, and get cleared quickly with telehealth.