Joining takes one phone call.
We are accepting new patients from birth through 21, and most families are seen within two weeks of calling.
- Accepting new patients
- Birth through 21
- First visits run 45 minutes
Three steps, and we do the second one.
Call the front desk
(541) 555-0148, weekdays from 8:00 am. They will ask how old your child is and which insurance you have, then book the first visit while you are on the phone.
We collect the records
You sign one release. We chase your previous practice for the chart and the immunization history. You should not have to do that part.
Come in
First visits run 45 minutes, longer than a routine checkup, because we want the history properly. Arrive ten minutes early with the list below.
Book online
On a practice’s live site, this space holds online booking from the practice’s scheduling system, so a family can choose a checkup or a meet-the-practice visit at a time that suits them. Same-day sick visits stay on the phone, so the front desk can ask the right questions first.
Not connected on this demo site. To book, call the front desk.
What to bring to the first visit
- Insurance card
- Photo ID for the parent or guardian
- Immunization record, if you have a copy
- Any medicines your child takes, in their own bottles
- Names of any specialists your child sees
- Custody or guardianship papers, where they apply
No forms, no problem. We will print them at the desk. It adds about ten minutes to the visit.
You can meet us before you commit.
Expecting? Come in during the third trimester, meet a provider, see the office and ask whatever you want to ask. Fifteen minutes, no charge, no obligation. Moving to Bend with older children? The same offer stands.
Insurance and cost
What we take
We are in network with most major plans in Oregon, including Regence, PacificSource, Providence, Moda and the Oregon Health Plan. Call the front desk with your plan name and we will check it while you are on the phone.
What it costs
Ask, and we will tell you before the visit rather than after it. If you are uninsured or paying for yourself, you are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate in writing under the No Surprises Act.
About vaccines
We follow the AAP schedule, and we expect the families in our care to vaccinate. If you have questions, or your child has fallen behind for any reason, we will talk it through and build a catch-up plan without a lecture.
We are not the right practice for a family who has decided against the schedule outright. Better that you know now than after a first visit.
Ready to start?
Call the front desk or send the request form. Either one reaches the same people.