Please bring your child's birth certificate or health records (if available), any previous vaccination card or immunization history, and a list of current medications or known allergies, if any. If your child was born prematurely or had a NICU stay, bringing discharge summaries or specialist notes helps Dr. Vira give more informed care.

As a board-certified neonatologist, Dr. Vira provides care for newborns from their very first days of life, including premature and high-risk infants. There's no minimum age — many parents bring their babies in for their first checkup within the first week after birth.

Yes. Dr. Vira provides complete childhood immunizations following the recommended vaccination schedule, helping protect your child against preventable diseases at every stage of growth.

Yes — this is one of Dr. Vira's specific areas of expertise. Her neonatology sub-specialty includes ongoing monitoring and follow-up care for high-risk and premature infants after they leave the hospital, tracking their growth and development closely during this critical period.

Yes. Dr. Vira sees patients at Capitol University Medical Center and Maria Reyna–Xavier University Hospital — choose whichever is more convenient, and check each clinic's schedule on the "Where to Find Dr. Vira" section of this site.