If you have a fever, cough or other symptoms of possible infection, notify us when you schedule an appointment and before you arrive. If you’re having a medical emergency, call 911. Upon arrival, everyone will receive a symptom and temperature check. Anyone with an elevated temperature will be connected with appropriate care.
Pediatrics- Care for Babies, Children and Teens
Clinic Hours:
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Monday - Friday |
Monday - Friday Saturday - Sunday |
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Patients are seen by appointment only. However, time is set aside daily to schedule sick children needing to be seen. We request that you call as early as possible if this need arises.
Pediatric Providers in Clinic:
Click below to read some biographies on your favorite providers!
Pediatric Pulse
View or print our newsletter to learn more about our clinic, fun facts and community resources for your child(ren).
April - June 2020
Online Safety: Nine apps parents should know about - courtesy of PeaceHealth Pediatrics
What's Up, Doc?
- Anxiety and Covid-19, Beth Earthman, ARNP, and Brittany LeGarde, PNP-PC
- 'Great Conversations' coming to Bellingham in March, Josie Lee, MD
- Back to school safety, Peter Filuk, MD
- Enjoying a happy, healthy and sunburn-free summer, Rebecca Drooger, MD
- Tips for family travel, Manny Eusebio, MD
- Dental health for your child, Julie Cheek, MD
- Vaccine safety: What are the precautions and contraindications?, Thomas Rand, MD, PhD
- Did you know Human Papillomavirus Vaccine (HPV) Prevents Cancer? Summary provided by Lessli Putney, MD
- Sun protection for kids, Josie Lee, MD
- Detection of primary immune deficiency disorders, Thomas Rand, MD, PhD
- 10 Warning Signs of Primary Immunodeficiency (pdf) (developed by the Jeffrey Modell Foundation Medical Advisory Board. © 2009 Jeffrey Modell Foundation)
- The benefits of outdoor play for children, Josie Lee, MD
