Pediatrician contact in Batumi — sending messages 24/7
ongoing support by subscription
Messenger follow-up is a continuous subscription-based channel with the pediatrician between visits, when a question about the child comes up. A format for parents who value continuity: not a one-off consultation, but a standing channel with their own doctor.
How it works
You can send a message or leave a request at any time — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Inga Kirakozova reviews messages as her availability allows. Replies at night, immediate responses, and around-the-clock medical consultation are not guaranteed.
Communication takes place in messengers. The subscription terms — format, how to arrange it, and cost — are agreed individually: confirm them via the appointment form or in a messenger before signing up.
Who the format suits
- Parents of newborns and babies in their first year — there are especially many questions
- Families who have recently moved to Batumi and do not yet have their own doctor
- Those who want to discuss the child's condition with the doctor between scheduled visits
How the subscription differs from an online consultation
An online consultation is a one-off appointment with the doctor about a specific question. A messenger subscription is continuous follow-up: contact with the pediatrician between visits. If you need a single consultation rather than continuous contact, the online format will suit you.
You can confirm the subscription terms and arrange follow-up through the appointment form or messengers.
Frequently asked questions
How do I arrange messenger follow-up?
Write via the appointment form or in a messenger — you will be told about the subscription terms and how to arrange it.
How does the subscription differ from a one-off online consultation?
An online consultation is one appointment about a specific question. A subscription is a continuous channel between visits for the duration of the subscription: a message can be sent at any time, and the doctor reviews messages as her availability allows.
Does the correspondence replace a doctor's appointment?
No. Follow-up complements monitoring but does not replace an examination: if needed, the doctor will suggest an in-person appointment or a home visit.
What should I do in an emergency?
With threatening symptoms — difficulty breathing, seizures, unusual lethargy — seek emergency medical care (112 in Georgia) without waiting for a messenger reply.