Growth doesn’t follow a single curve. OP knows how to chart them all.
Pediatric growth is complex. Tracking it shouldn’t be. Office Practicum automatically applies the right growth references, specialty curves, percentiles, and pediatric vital ranges, giving providers a clearer picture of how each child is growing and what may need attention.


Built for all the ways children grow.
AAP-recommended WHO/CDC hybrid growth charts apply based on age, helping providers track growth against the appropriate pediatric reference without manually choosing charts.
Track preemies using corrected age and appropriate growth curves, with specialty growth curves for children with Down syndrome built right into OP.
Evaluate pediatric vital signs, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate, against age-appropriate ranges based on Harriet Lane guidelines, making abnormal measurements easier to identify.
The pediatric intelligence is already built in.
Enter height, weight, head circumference, blood pressure, and other measurements directly into the visit workflow. Once.
OP automatically applies the appropriate growth chart, percentile, corrected age, or specialty curve based on each child’s age and needs.
OP automatically calculates BMI and flags abnormal pediatric vital signs, helping providers quickly identify measurements that may need attention.
OP converts English and metric measurements and calculates percentiles automatically, keeping extra math out of the visit.
Pediatric growth isn’t one-size-fits-all. Neither is OP.
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A preemie isn't behind. She's on a different curve.
The wrong reference can make a preemie’s healthy growth look concerning. OP accounts for gestational age and corrected age to put her on the appropriate curve for a more accurate picture of her growth.
Questions about pediatric growth charts and vitals? Start here.
Office Practicum includes AAP-recommended WHO/CDC hybrid growth charts that use the appropriate growth reference based on a child’s age. The pediatric EHR also includes specialty growth curves for premature infants and children with Down syndrome, with percentiles calculated automatically.
Office Practicum accounts for gestational age and corrected age when tracking premature infants. When gestational age is documented, OP automatically recalculates growth charts and developmental milestones based on prematurity and provides preemie-specific growth curves for more appropriate growth tracking.
Yes. Office Practicum includes specialty growth curves for children with Down syndrome directly within the pediatric EHR. Providers can plot and track growth using references designed for these patients rather than relying solely on standard pediatric growth charts.
Office Practicum evaluates vital signs against pediatric-specific ranges, including Harriet Lane guidelines and AAP guidelines for blood pressure. Abnormal measurements are flagged within the EHR, helping providers quickly identify vital signs that may need closer attention.
Yes. Office Practicum automatically plots measurements on integrated pediatric growth charts so providers can follow a child’s growth over time. Height, weight, BMI, percentiles, and other growth data remain part of the patient record, giving providers a longitudinal view of growth from infancy through adolescence.
Yes. Office Practicum growth charts and measurements can be printed together on a single page or made available through the patient portal, giving families convenient access to their child’s growth information.