Beverly Hills, Oakland County
- Pediatrician
Village Pediatrics is a pediatric practice in Beverly Hills, in Oakland County. They also list after-hours care. Call ahead and ask how they handle new parents. You will learn plenty from how the office answers.
About the practice
The basics, taken from their own website.
- Practice
- Village Pediatrics
- Providers
- 3
Care options
Here is what they list. Anything you care about is worth confirming by phone.
- After-hours care
Insurance
These are the plans they name on their own site. Insurance is the thing that changes most, so treat this as a starting point.
- Aetna
- Blue Care Network
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
- Cigna
- Health Alliance Plan (HAP)
- McLaren Health Plan
- Medicaid
- Priority Health
- UnitedHealthcare
Site also lists Corewell Employee Health Plan and Cofinity (not on standard list). Medicaid is 'most plans' only. HMO patients must have Dr. Marlene Roth assigned as PCP. Call about other insurers.
Coverage depends on your exact plan and on who you see. A quick call to the office and your insurer before you book saves a lot of surprises.
Vaccine policy
Vaccine choice friendly
Practice's published policy says it believes children should receive all recommended CDC and AAP vaccines, and also says it accepts families who do not vaccinate or who choose alternate schedules. It may not see a sick child inside the office when a vaccine-preventable disease is circulating (car visit or referral instead). The page does not say whether it continues care long term for families who decline vaccines.
Summarized from the practice’s published policy at village-peds.com.
Questions people ask about Village Pediatrics
Short answers, pulled from what they publish.
Where is Village Pediatrics?
You will find them at 31815 Southfield Road, Suite 10, Beverly Hills, MI 48025, in Oakland County.
Does Village Pediatrics take my insurance?
They name these plans: Aetna, Blue Care Network, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Cigna, Health Alliance Plan (HAP), McLaren Health Plan, Medicaid, Priority Health and UnitedHealthcare. Coverage depends on your exact plan, so call the office and your insurer before you book.
Questions worth asking when you call
Bring a few of these to your first call. You do not need all of them, just the ones that matter to you.
- Will a doctor from the practice see our baby in the hospital?
- How soon after we're home is the first appointment?
- How do you handle sick visits and after-hours calls?
- What is your vaccine policy?
- Is there lactation support in the office?
Where we got this
We checked this against their own website and the sources above on October 26, 2026. Things change, so please confirm anything that matters to you with Village Pediatrics directly. This guide is here to help you plan, and it is not medical advice.
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