Orlando Health Pediatrics on Pagonia Road: Clermont Office and Family Visit Guide

Orlando Health Physician Associates has a pediatric office at 17325 Pagonia Road in Clermont. For families researching that location, the health system publishes physician contact details alongside broader pediatric-service and patient-portal resources. This guide separates the information attached to the Clermont office from services described for the wider network, so families can make a focused call before arranging care. Clermont physician listing.

The Pagonia Road office

Orlando Health’s physician page for Jill P. Watson, MD, identifies her specialty as pediatrics and lists 17325 Pagonia Road, Clermont, FL 34711, with telephone (407) 905-6014. It identifies her as a Medical Group member. The page posts Monday hours of 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m., Wednesday hours of 8 a.m.–6 p.m. and every-other-Friday hours of 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Treat these as the schedule attached to Dr. Watson’s listing, rather than a complete weekly timetable for every clinician at the office. Dr. Watson’s official profile.

When calling, specify the Pagonia Road pediatric office and the clinician requested. Orlando Health has multiple primary-care and specialty locations around Clermont and neighboring communities. Confirming both the address and appointment type helps avoid confusing a pediatric office visit with another service in the system.

Pediatric services described by the network

Physician Associates describes pediatric care from infancy through young adulthood. Its published wellness-service categories include growth and developmental assessment, immunizations, vision and hearing screening, nutrition discussions, school and sports physicals, and evaluation of attention or behavior concerns. It also describes discussions about sleep, school performance and age-related changes.

These are the network’s advertised categories. The Clermont office can confirm which appointment is needed, which clinician handles the requested service and whether a separate visit is required for paperwork or a specific evaluation. This profile does not prescribe an examination schedule or offer guidance about an individual child’s care. Pediatric medicine overview.

Before a baby’s first appointment

The network’s first-year page lists well-baby appointments, illness visits, weight and jaundice checks, feeding support, newborn vaccinations, lactation support and circumcision among its services. It also advertises a complimentary introduction for expecting parents to learn about the pediatric practice before their baby is born. Families considering the Clermont office can ask whether that introductory visit is offered there and which clinician would participate.

The same resource describes a relationship between primary-care pediatricians and Orlando Health Children’s Arnold Palmer Hospital specialists. That is a network coordination resource; it does not mean every specialty or procedure is available inside the Pagonia Road office. Availability, referral arrangements and the location of any additional service should be discussed when booking. First-year services and expectant-parent introduction.

Preparing school and activity paperwork

Orlando Health’s school-physical resource provides a concrete preparation list: immunization records, the child’s regular medications, any sports or extracurricular forms and questions for the clinician. Its medication list includes prescriptions, nonprescription products, vitamins and supplements. Providing the actual school or activity form gives staff the relevant document to review rather than requiring parents to describe it from memory.

If a school, camp or sports organization has a deadline, mention that date when arranging the appointment and ask how completed documents are returned. Ask whether the requested paperwork can be handled during the planned visit and whether any separate fee applies. The published resource does not establish a universal turnaround time or document charge for Clermont. School-physical preparation.

Requesting a visit

Dr. Watson’s page offers an appointment-request form, but explains that submission creates a request rather than a confirmed booking. It says a representative will contact the requester within 48 hours. A family using that route should wait for an actual appointment confirmation before planning travel. For current openings, clinician schedules and new-patient arrangements, the office’s published telephone number is the direct starting point. Appointment-request information.

MyChart and access to a child’s record

Orlando Health MyChart offers appointment management, test-result access, prescription-renewal requests, billing and secure communication. Its public support information lists (321) 843-7759, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m., for portal assistance. These are portal-support hours, not the pediatric office’s clinical hours. MyChart overview.

The portal FAQ explains that a parent’s access uses a proxy arrangement and changes as a child gets older. Its published process describes full access through age 11, restrictions from ages 12–17 and removal of existing proxy access at 18. Parents of adolescents can request access at an office visit; the FAQ says that particular process is handled in person. Ask staff about the appropriate setup for the child’s age and circumstances. The FAQ also says routine messages generally receive a response within two business days and are not intended for urgent situations. Proxy access and messaging FAQ.

Costs and an announced insurance change

No flat Clermont pediatric-visit price was established in the reviewed material. Orlando Health’s online-estimate page says its tool provides a partial estimate of hospital charges and excludes physician fees. A hospital estimate should therefore not be used as a quote for this office’s appointment. Ask the pediatric office for the relevant self-pay price or billing estimate. Estimate limitations.

As of this review, Orlando Health’s insurance page carries a notice that it will stop accepting Claritev plans, including MultiPlan, PHCS and Beech Street, effective November 1, 2026. Anyone with one of those arrangements should verify the specific physician, service date and plan directly with the office and insurer. This is a dated system announcement, not an individual coverage determination. Current insurance notice.

Source check: October 18, 2026. The linked official pages were retrieved live and cross-checked on this date. A complete current Clermont clinician roster, new-patient availability and appointment prices were not independently confirmed. Provider credentials and schedules are attributed to Orlando Health’s published listings.