Birmingham, Oakland County
- Pediatrician
- Locally owned
- Accepting new patients
Bloom Pediatrics is a pediatric practice in Birmingham, in Oakland County. They also list after-hours care. They say they are accepting new patients. This one is locally owned, and we always want to make sure those get seen. 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
- Bloom Pediatrics
Care options
This is what they say they offer. If something matters to you, ask about it directly when you call.
- Accepting new patients
- 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.
- Blue Care Network
- Medicaid
- Meridian
- Molina Healthcare
- UnitedHealthcare
Accepts most insurance plus straight Medicaid and named Medicaid HMOs (including Blue Cross Complete); UnitedHealthcare is the Community Plan; BCN is Focus/Select. Not accepted: HAP Henry Ford (unless open network), Meridian Choice/PPO, Priority Health St. John network, Total Health Care, Midwest Health Plan.
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
Follows the standard vaccine schedule
Requires all patients to be immunized on the current AAP-recommended schedule; new patients must be up to date and families who do not vaccinate are not accepted as new patients.
Summarized from the practice’s published policy at bloompediatricsmi.com.
Questions people ask about Bloom Pediatrics
Short answers, pulled from what they publish.
Where is Bloom Pediatrics?
You will find them at 2055 E 14 Mile Road, Birmingham, MI 48009, in Oakland County.
Is Bloom Pediatrics taking new patients?
Their website says yes. Call to confirm, especially if your due date is close.
Does Bloom Pediatrics take my insurance?
They name these plans: Blue Care Network, Medicaid, Meridian, Molina Healthcare 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 14, 2026. Things change, so please confirm anything that matters to you with Bloom Pediatrics directly. This guide is here to help you plan, and it is not medical advice.
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