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Pediatrics and well-child care
Newborn checks, well-child visits on the standard schedule, sick visits, immunizations, school and sports physicals, and a nurse line for the questions that come up at 7 pm.

What this covers
Riverbend sees children from their first week home through their last year of high school, and many stay with us as adults. Well-child visits follow the standard American Academy of Pediatrics schedule: frequent in the first two years, then annually. Each visit covers growth, development, nutrition, sleep, safety and immunizations, with time set aside for whatever is worrying you most.
Newborn appointments are offered within 48 hours of leaving the hospital, and we keep a weight-check slot open every weekday morning for feeding concerns. Sick children are seen the same day whenever possible, and our providers will tell you plainly when a symptom can be watched at home.
Adolescent visits include confidential time with the provider, mental health screening, sports clearance and vaccination catch-up. Parents get a summary of what was discussed within the limits of Washington law on adolescent confidentiality.
What is included
Everything below is part of this service at all Riverbend clinics that offer it.
Newborn and infant visits
Weight, feeding, jaundice checks and the two-week, one-month, two-month and four-month schedule.
Well-child checks
Growth charts, developmental screening, hearing and vision checks, and time for parent questions.
Same-day sick visits
Ear infections, fevers, rashes, asthma flares, stomach bugs and injuries.
Immunizations
The full childhood schedule, catch-up plans and honest answers about each vaccine.
School and sports physicals
WIAA sports forms, camp forms and kindergarten paperwork signed at the visit.
Behaviour and development
Screening for ADHD, anxiety and developmental delay, with referrals to Spokane specialists when needed.
How a visit runs
Book the right visit
Tell the front desk your child's age and reason. Well-child visits are 30 minutes and sick visits are 20.
Before you arrive
Bring the immunization record and a note of any questions. Toddlers do better when the visit is not at nap time.
In the room
A medical assistant measures growth, then the provider examines your child and talks through what is normal for this age.
After the visit
Growth charts and the visit summary go to the portal. Forms are signed before you leave.
Why patients choose this here
- Newborn appointments within 48 hours of discharge
- Same-day sick visits held for children every morning
- After-hours nurse line for evenings and weekends
- Sports and camp forms completed at the visit, not mailed later
- Providers who will say when something can safely be watched at home
Sample costs
- Well-child visitCovered at no cost by most plans
- Sick visit (self-pay)$110 (sample)
- Sports or camp physical$45 self-pay (sample)
- Childhood immunizationsCovered by most plans and Apple Health
Sample self-pay figures for illustration. Well-child visits and childhood vaccines are covered in full by most plans and by Apple Health.
Providers for this service
Any of these providers can see you for pediatrics.
Pediatrics questions
We hold newborn slots every weekday and aim to see babies within 48 hours of hospital discharge. Call the clinic from the hospital and we will book before you go home.
Yes. We follow the CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics schedule and are happy to go through each vaccine with you. We also build catch-up schedules for children who are behind.
Two children can usually be booked back to back in the same slot pair. Tell the front desk when you call so enough time is reserved.
An after-hours nurse line is answered every evening and weekend. Sample hours are shown on the contact page. Emergencies always go to 911.
Book pediatrics
Request a time online and the front desk confirms by text the same business day, or call and talk it through with a person.
Most major Washington plans accepted. Sample self-pay rates published for every visit type.

