Dr Eric Hall, Pediatrician

05/06/2026

Is it allergies… or is your child getting sick?

Spring in Georgia can make that surprisingly hard to tell. Sneezing, coughing, congestion, and tiredness can all overlap.

We put together a quick guide to help parents understand the difference and know when it may be time to talk to a pediatric provider.

Hall Pediatrics offers pediatric telehealth visits across Georgia, so families can get guidance from home.

Read more below ⬇️

📞 912-369-5437

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

04/29/2026

👶🏻 👨‍⚕️ Pediatric telehealth is now available for families anywhere in Georgia. Your child doesn’t have to change pediatricians, and we accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Amerigroup, CareSource, and Peach State.

Whether you’re in Savannah, Atlanta, Valdosta, or a small town far from the nearest office, your child can see a board-certified, Georgia-licensed pediatrician online right from home. Call us at 912-369-5437 or register on our website. 👇

Families across Georgia can now see a trusted pediatrician from home. Hall Pediatrics Telehealth makes care easy, accessible, and covered by most insurance plans — including Medicaid.

04/25/2026

Does it seem like your child is sick all the time?

• Back-to-back colds
• Constant runny nose or cough
• Always catching something at school

It’s one of the most common concerns parents have.

Sometimes it’s completely normal.
Sometimes it helps to take a closer look.

Check out our recent blog post. We put together a quick guide to help you understand what’s typical and when to talk to a pediatric provider. 👇

Hall Pediatrics offers pediatric telehealth visits all across Georgia, making it easy to get answers without waiting weeks.

📞 Call 912-369-5437 to schedule a visit, check out our telehealth registration info page to get set up!

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

04/16/2026

😴 If your child always seems tired lately, you’re probably wondering what’s going on. You might notice they’re…

~ Hard to wake up in the morning.
~ Low energy after school.
~ More irritable than usual.

Fatigue in kids isn’t always just about sleep.
It can sometimes be connected to stress, routines, or even focus and behavior challenges.

We put together a quick guide to help parents understand what may be going on and when it’s worth talking to a pediatric provider. Read more below.👇

☎️ Hall Pediatrics offers pediatric telehealth visits across Georgia, so you can talk through concerns from home.

Sometimes getting clarity is the first step.

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

04/01/2026

Is your child getting angry more easily lately?

• Small things turn into big reactions
• Frustration seems constant
• It’s hard for them to calm down

A lot of parents are dealing with this right now.

Sometimes it’s a phase.
Sometimes it’s tied to sleep, stress, anxiety, or attention challenges.

We put together a post to help you understand what may be going on. Learn more at the below. 👇

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

03/28/2026

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

03/25/2026

It’s normal for children to feel nervous or worried from time to time. Starting school, trying new activities, or sleeping alone can all bring up big emotions. But when worry becomes frequent or begins to affect daily life (school refusal, frequent stomach aches, bedtime fears, etc.), parents may start to wonder whether anxiety could be playing a role. Understanding what to look for can help you decide when it may be helpful to talk with a pediatric provider, and our new blog post addresses this. Link and contact info in comments below. 👇

Hall Pediatrics offers pediatric telehealth visits for *families all across Georgia*, so parents can discuss these concerns without leaving home. Sometimes a short conversation can make a big difference, and we’re here for you. Most insurance, including Medicaid, accepted.

03/19/2026

Call us with any questions! 912-369-5437

Measles is a highly contagious virus that spreads through the air from coughing and sneezing.

With measles outbreaks continuing throughout the United States, our expert shares what parents should know about measles, how it's prevented and what symptoms to look out for. 🔗 Learn more about measles at the link in our comments.

03/16/2026

Lots of parents hear the same thing during a parent-teacher conference: “Your child is having trouble focusing in class.”

Sometimes it’s just a phase. Sometimes it’s sleep, stress, or too many distractions. And sometimes it’s a sign that a child may need a little extra support.

If your child seems easily distracted, forgets instructions, or struggles to finish schoolwork, it may help to talk through what’s going on with a pediatric provider.

We just posted a new article on common reasons kids have trouble focusing in school and when it may be time to get guidance. Link in the comments. 👇

Hall Pediatrics offers pediatric telehealth visits for families across Georgia, so parents can discuss concerns about focus, behavior, or school performance without leaving home. Sometimes a short conversation can make a big difference, and we’re here for you. All contact info at the link in comments.

02/25/2026

📣 Georgia Parents - Daylight Saving Time is just around the corner, so now’s the perfect time to start easing your child into the new schedule instead of flipping the switch overnight. 😴 🌞

That little one-hour time shift can feel like jet lag for kids (and honestly… for parents too). Here are a few simple ways to make the transition smoother in the week leading up to the time change:

• Shift bedtime and wake time by about 10–15 minutes earlier each day
• Move meals, baths, and wind-down routines earlier to match
• Get outside in the morning for natural light, as it helps reset their internal clock
• Keep evenings calm and dim (less screens, more chill)
• Stick to your routine once the new time hits, because consistency is your best friend

If your child already struggles with sleep, this is a great time to tighten up that bedtime routine so it works for you instead of against you. Good luck, y’all… you got this! Or do you? 😂

02/16/2026

By late winter in Georgia, a lot of parents might start noticing that their child has a runny nose, some congestion, maybe a little cough, and it just seems to linger. The hard part is figuring out whether it is a simple cold or the start of early spring allergies.

In Georgia, tree pollen can begin rising as early as February, which means allergy symptoms often start before parents expect them. Colds and allergies can look very similar at first. Both can cause a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, and general discomfort. But there are a few key differences that can help you figure out what you are dealing with, especially during this late winter transition period. Read our blog post for some key indicators. 👇

Allergies or a cold? Georgia parents learn the difference, what symptoms mean, and when to call or use pediatric telehealth.