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Can a 27 year old see a pediatrician? Navigating the Transition to Adult Care

In 2017, the American Academy of Pediatrics eliminated the upper age limit for pediatric care, recognizing that a patient's readiness, not an arbitrary number, should determine the transition. This critical policy shift directly impacts if and why a 27 year old can see a pediatrician, moving the focus to individual needs.

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Can an internist see a 17 year old? What Parents and Teens Need to Know

While internal medicine physicians traditionally treat adults aged 18 and over, specific clinic policies and individual training can influence whether they accept younger patients. A common question for families is, "**Can an internist see a 17 year old?**", especially as teens approach adulthood and begin to seek more independent medical care.

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