The first days and weeks of life call for careful, specialized attention. As a board-certified neonatologist, Dr. Vira provides comprehensive newborn care — including for premature and high-risk infants — so parents can feel confident their baby is in capable hands from day one.
Every newborn is assessed individually, with close attention to feeding, weight gain, and early signs that may need follow-up. For infants who need extra support, Dr. Vira coordinates closely with hospital staff to ensure continuity of care.




Dr. Vira works closely with parents from the very first visit, explaining what to expect and what to watch for as your baby grows. For premature or high-risk newborns, this includes a more structured monitoring plan tailored to your baby’s specific needs, developed in coordination with the hospital’s neonatal team.
A few common questions parents ask about newborn care.
Most newborns should be seen within the first week after birth, though Dr. Vira may recommend an earlier visit for premature or high-risk infants.
Dr. Vira checks your baby's overall health, weight, feeding, and reflexes, and discusses any concerns from the delivery or hospital stay.
Yes — this is one of Dr. Vira's specific areas of expertise as a board-certified neonatologist.
Generally every few weeks during the first couple of months, then less frequently as your baby grows, more often if your baby was premature or needs closer monitoring.Â