Our Services

Everything your child needs to stay healthy, from the newborn days through age 20.

Well Child Visits

Well child visits are the heart of pediatric care. At each checkup we measure growth, check development, review vaccines and talk with you about sleep, eating, behavior and safety.

These visits are also a great time to ask questions. Bring your list, we are happy to help.

What to expect

  • Height, weight and growth chart review
  • Full physical exam
  • Vision, hearing and other screenings when due
  • Advice for each age and stage

Immunizations (VFC)

Vaccines protect your child and our community from serious illness. We follow the recommended schedule and will help you catch up if your child missed any shots.

We take part in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, which offers vaccines at no cost for eligible children. Ask our front desk if your child qualifies.

What to expect

  • Infant, child and teen vaccines
  • Catch up plans for missed shots
  • Vaccine records for school and child care
  • Time to answer your questions about each vaccine

Newborn Care

The first weeks with a new baby bring lots of questions. We see newborns soon after they come home from the hospital to check weight, feeding, jaundice and more.

We are here to support you as a parent too, whether this is your first baby or your fourth.

What to expect

  • First visit after the hospital
  • Weight checks and feeding support
  • Help with sleep, crying and everyday care
  • Newborn screening follow up

Developmental Screenings

At recommended ages we ask you to fill out short questionnaires about how your child moves, talks, plays and learns. They help us spot any concerns early, when support helps the most.

If we find something to watch, we will explain it clearly and help you find the right next steps.

What to expect

  • Milestone questionnaires at key ages
  • Autism screening at recommended ages
  • Emotional health and wellness screening for kids and teens
  • Referrals and resources when needed

Sick Visits

When your child is not feeling well, call us. We care for common illnesses and injuries and will help you know what to watch for at home.

If your child has a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

What to expect

  • Fever, cough, cold and flu
  • Ear pain, sore throat and pink eye
  • Rashes, stomach aches and minor injuries
  • Follow up visits until your child is better

School and Sports Physicals

Many schools, camps and sports teams ask for a recent physical exam. We will check your child's health and fill out the forms they need.

Please bring any forms from the school or team to your visit.

What to expect

  • School entry and yearly physicals
  • Sports and camp physicals
  • Forms filled out at your visit
  • Vaccine records when needed

Mental Health for Kids and Teens

Your child's emotional health matters just as much as their physical health. Kids and teens can feel worried, sad, stressed or overwhelmed, and it can show up as changes in sleep, behavior, eating or school.

Our mental health provider works with you and your child to understand what is going on and to find the right support. You can ask about it at any visit.

What to expect

  • Emotional health screenings at checkups
  • Support for worry, sadness, stress and behavior concerns
  • Visits with our mental health provider
  • Referrals to counseling and community resources when needed

If your child is in crisis or may hurt themselves, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.

Same Day and Walk In Visits

When your child gets sick or needs a physical soon, you do not always have to wait. We offer same day visits for sick visits and physicals.

You can also come in without an appointment during our walk in hours. We are also open two Saturdays a month for appointments only, so please call ahead.

Walk in hours

    Questions about insurance? Call us at (562) 492-9900 and we will check your plan.

    Save time at your visit: fill out your intake forms first

    Download your child's packet, fill it out at home and bring it with you.

    Intake Forms