Columbus Pediatrics GA

Columbus Pediatrics GA Columbus Pediatrics and Dr. Alappan provide optimal healthcare for your children. We are located in Columbus, Georgia.

Dr. Devica Alappan and her staff excel at providing care for your children in the Columbus, GA and Phenix City region.

Spring can trigger asthma flares. Make sure inhalers are not expired, spacers are used correctly, and action plans are u...
04/21/2026

Spring can trigger asthma flares. Make sure inhalers are not expired, spacers are used correctly, and action plans are updated. Need refills or a visit? Call Columbus Pediatrics and we’ll help keep breathing easy.

April is Autism Awareness Month. Early screening opens doors to support and success. Columbus Pediatrics performs routin...
04/10/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month. Early screening opens doors to support and success. Columbus Pediatrics performs routine developmental screenings and is always happy to discuss concerns. Early support truly makes a difference.

Pollen counts are rising. Have kids shower after outdoor play, wash bedding weekly, and use allergy medication if recomm...
04/08/2026

Pollen counts are rising. Have kids shower after outdoor play, wash bedding weekly, and use allergy medication if recommended. If symptoms are not improving, call Columbus Pediatrics. Spring in Alabama is beautiful, but tough on little noses.

Happy Easter from Dr. Alappan and team.
04/05/2026

Happy Easter from Dr. Alappan and team.

Fun Fact: Kids are born with about 300 bones. Adults have 206. Those tiny bones fuse together as they grow. The human bo...
04/01/2026

Fun Fact: Kids are born with about 300 bones. Adults have 206. Those tiny bones fuse together as they grow. The human body is pretty amazing. Did you know that?

Sports season is coming. Schedule physicals early and avoid the summer rush. Call Columbus Pediatrics now to reserve you...
03/27/2026

Sports season is coming. Schedule physicals early and avoid the summer rush. Call Columbus Pediatrics now to reserve your child’s appointment. What sport is your child playing this year?

Every child develops at their own pace, but early intervention matters. If your child isn’t speaking words by 18 months,...
03/24/2026

Every child develops at their own pace, but early intervention matters. If your child isn’t speaking words by 18 months, avoids eye contact, or has lost skills, let’s talk. Columbus Pediatrics screens for developmental concerns at every well visit and is always here for your questions.

We’re seeing some tummy bugs. Offer small sips of fluids every 5 to 10 minutes and avoid heavy foods early on. Call Colu...
03/20/2026

We’re seeing some tummy bugs. Offer small sips of fluids every 5 to 10 minutes and avoid heavy foods early on. Call Columbus Pediatrics if your child hasn’t urinated in 8 hours, has persistent vomiting, or seems very lethargic. Tummy bugs are no fun, but we’re here to help.

Happy St. Patrick's Day from Dr. Alappan and out staff.
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day from Dr. Alappan and out staff.

Kids dehydrate faster than adults. Watch for dark urine, dry lips, headache, or fatigue. Encourage regular water breaks,...
03/14/2026

Kids dehydrate faster than adults. Watch for dark urine, dry lips, headache, or fatigue. Encourage regular water breaks, especially during outdoor play and sports. How do you remind your kids to drink water? If you’re concerned about dehydration, give Dr. Alappan a call.

If your child is struggling to fall asleep, try no screens one hour before bed, a consistent bedtime every night, and a ...
03/13/2026

If your child is struggling to fall asleep, try no screens one hour before bed, a consistent bedtime every night, and a cool, dark room. Good sleep improves mood, focus, and immune health. Need help with sleep routines? We’re happy to talk through it at Columbus Pediatrics.

Sniffles already? It might be spring allergies. Allergies usually cause itchy eyes and clear runny nose without fever. C...
03/11/2026

Sniffles already? It might be spring allergies. Allergies usually cause itchy eyes and clear runny nose without fever. Colds often bring thicker mucus, sore throat, and sometimes fever. Not sure which it is? Call Columbus Pediatrics and we’ll help you sort it out. Are allergies already bothering your child?

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3580 Massee Lane
Columbus, GA
31909

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

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