Hours of Operation: 07:30-16:30. Walk-in hours: 08:00-11:00, 13:00-15:00.
The pediatric clinical team consists of: 2 pediatricians, 1-2 pediatric nurses, 2-3 medical technicians, and a pediatric NCOIC. The patient population is comprised of 2.5 thousand patients that range from newborns to age 18. Once a patients turn 18, medical care is transferred to the Family Health Clinic, unless a patient with complicated medical diagnoses would be better cared for by a pediatric specialist. The pediatric clinic offers several walk in services: strep throat testing (ages three and older), suture/staple removal, wart treatment, weight checks, and initial newborn visits.
The pediatric clinic also provides well baby care, and school and sports physicals. Well child visits are performed at 2 weeks, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months, 24 months, then annually after 2 years old.
Immunizations are an important part of preventative medicine, especially in the pediatric age group. Many life-threatening and disabling childhood diseases still pose a threat to the unimmunized child. Further discussion about immunizations can be addressed at well visits with your pediatrician, and a schedule of pediatric immunizations is available from the Immunizations Clinic. This clinic fully supports regularly scheduled immunization of all children who are not immunocompromised.
Front Desk contact and hours: 07:00-16:30.
Your child must be enrolled in DEERS to receive health care at a military facility. You can complete DEERS enrollment by taking a copy of your child’s birth certificate, newborn hospital discharge paperwork, and/or the final adoption paperwork to the customer service desk at the Military Personnel Flight (MPF). After the DEERS enrollment has been completed at the MPF, your next step is to enroll your child in TRICARE. This can be done by visiting the TRICARE website at www.hnfs.com or calling 1-877-TRICARE.
Arrival Policy: Please arrive early for your appointment to allow time for check-in, processing and intake. If patients arrive within 10 minutes after their scheduled appointment time they will be asked to wait until the provider has availability in their schedule. If patients arrive 10 minutes or later than their scheduled appointment time, they will be rescheduled