I also posted this question on the Boston Boards.. however, since I live close to the RI border I figured I may as well reach out to Rhode Islanders and see if anyone can help me:

So I am pretty bummed to say the least. My childhood pediatrician is refusing to accept my daughter into her practice once she is born because I want to follow an alternate vaccine schedule (Dr. Bob Sears). I have found that pretty much every practice I contact is telling me they will not accept my daughter unless she gets all the recommended vaccinations. PLEASE HELP me find a pediatrician that accepts patients on a modified schedule! If any of you know any doctors that do, I'd really appreciate it if you could refer me to them.  I am willing to travel anywhere in RI or MA to find a doctor with an open mind when it comes to vaccines.

For those of you unfamiliar with the modified vaccine schedule:

Dr. Sear's Alternative Vaccine Schedule

• 2 months: DTaP, Rotavirus
• 3 months*: Pc, HIB
• 4 months: DTaP, Rotavirus
• 5 months*: Pc, HIB
• 6 months: DTaP, Rotavirus
• 7 months*: Pc, HIB
• 9 months: Polio (IPV)
  
• 12 months: Mumps, Polio (IPV) (See 3rd UPDATE)
• 15 months: Pc, HIB
• 18 months: DTaP, Chickenpox
• 2 years: Rubella, Polio (IPV) (See 3rd UPDATE)
• 2 1/2 years*: Hep B, Hep A (start Hep B at birth if any close relatives or caregivers have Hep B)
• 3 years: Hep B, Measles (See 3rd UPDATE)
  
• 3 1/2 years*: Hep B, Hep A
• 4 years: DTaP, Polio (IPV)
• 5 years: MMR
• 6 years: Chickenpox
• 12 years: Tdap, HPV
• 12 years, 2 months*: HPV
• 13 years: HPV, Meningococcal (once Meningococcal vaccine is approved for age 2, Dr. Sears will move it there and delay Hep B by 6 months)