Dr. Susan’s Pediatric Practice

• Timeliness

  • Dr. Susan schedules 60 minute visits and will be able to take as much time with her patients as needed. Typical pediatric practices today schedule patients every 15 minutes for acute concerns and 30 minutes for wellness only visits. In fact, some practices will even overbook patients, forcing doctors to see two patients in the same 30 minute slot. This often is insufficient time to adequately listen to patients and provide the care they need.

• Availability

  • Dr. Susan is limiting her practice size, to ensure more personalized and timely care for all her patients. This allows Dr. Susan to get patients in promptly, rather than waiting months or having patients see an advanced practice clinician instead.

• Accessibility

  • Dr. Susan will be able to respond to member patients promptly, either via phone calls or messaging. There are no extra layers of staff to go through first, such as nurses.

• General Pediatric Membership

  • Enrollment Fee – $75

  • Monthly Membership – $150

• Autism Evaluation – $1200

• Sports Physical – $100

• What insurance does Evexeya Health accept?

  • Dr. Susan will see any pediatric patient regardless of which insurance plan they carry but does not accept any insurance payments.

• Should you still have insurance for your child?

  • Yes, it is advisable for your child to have some catastrophic insurance coverage. This can be obtained through a health cost sharing program or through the health insurance marketplace.

• What are the clinic hours?

  • Dr. Susan is generally available Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM by appointment only. There may be available appointments earlier or later during the week or on Saturdays, by appointment only.

• How can I contact Dr. Susan

  • Pediatric patients with the membership plan may contact Dr. Susan by phone during business hours as well as messaging through the clinic portal after hours. Questions of managing semi-urgent issues after hours will be addressed during the introduction to our clinic.

  • Weight management patients may contact Dr. Susan by phone during typical business hours, Monday to Friday. If Dr. Susan is in with a patient when you call, you may need to leave a message, which will be answered within 24 hours.

• Does Dr. Susan provide 24/7 care 365 days per year?

  • As Dr. Susan is a solo practitioner, she is unable to promise 24 hours/day, 7 day/week access, as she will spend time with her family. Members will be given access options for after-hours access.

• Does Dr. Susan provide emergency care?

  • If your child has an emergency, contact 911 and get care at your local emergency department. Dr. Susan will be able to connect with your hospital where your child received care to obtain those records.

• What if my child needs urgent care?

  • As with emergency care, it may be best to contact 911 and get care at your local emergency department. Clinic members may be able to contact Dr. Susan to help direct care if you are uncertain what to do. Please remember, however, that Dr. Susan may not be available immediately if she is seeing a patient in clinic. If there is any doubt about your child having an emergency or not, contact 911 to obtain care at your local emergency department.

• What happens if my child goes to a hospital?

  • If your child gets admitted as an inpatient at a hospital, they will be cared for by a pediatric hospitalist. Dr. Susan will be in communication with them and receive their records from the hospitalization.

• Is Dr. Susan available to see patients using telehealth?

  • Dr. Susan can conduct some visits with patients enrolled in the Evexeya Health clinic using telehealth video conferences. Some patient concerns can also be addressed by phone or messaging, thereby allowing issues to be addressed without taking time off work and school, or in case of inclement weather.

Dr. Susan utilizes standardized testing methods including Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) and Autism Diagnositic Observation-2 (ADOS-2) in-person evaluation. On completion of the evaluation, the child's parent(s) will receive a report and guidance on available resources.

• Educational Background

  • Dr. Susan graduated from UW-Madison with a Bachelor of Science degree with distinction in molecular biology. She graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine with AOA honors and completed her pediatric residency at the University of Michigan. After her chief residency she was an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where she taught medical students, was a pediatric hospitalist, and cared for medically complex patients as a member of the Diagnostic Referral Group. Since returning to Wisconsin in 2009 she has provided primary care pediatrics and become board certified in obesity medicine, in addition to her board certification in pediatric medicine. Now that their children have grown up and launched out of their nest, Dr. Susan and Dr. Mike decided it was time for some new adventures and moved back to Madison in 2025 to come full circle from whence they first met.

• Medical Interests

  • Dr. Susan has over twenty years of caring for infants, children, and adolescents with complex medical conditions, mental health issues, as well as behavioral and developmental challenges. She is interested in wellness, preventive medicine, and obesity medicine. Seeing our society struggling with health problems related to the disease of obesity over the span of her practice, she has become increasingly interested in obesity medicine. She is a member of the American Academy of Pediatric section on obesity and a member of the Obesity Medicine Association.

• Outside of medicine:

  • Dr. Susan enjoys reading everything she can get her hands on, playing piano, doing New York Times crosswords, playing ball with Darwin, her German Shepherd, sending funny Insta-reels to her daughter and son, which make their eyes roll, and planning her next travel adventure with Dr. Mike.