We believe our community deserves convenient, top-notch, loving care for our kids – care that everyone can enjoy. That’s why we are reimagining pediatrics.

We strive to see your child the same day when they’re sick. We built an awesome kid-approved office with warm, inviting staff. We make it super easy with text scheduling and walk-in visits. We provide real-life applicable, outstanding, quality care. We provide longer appointments to make time for listening. We use handy questionnaires that give more face to face time to address what matters to you! We even have prenatal and kids’ yoga. We think you’ll notice the difference.

We are here when you need us!  Book same day appointments when your child is sick or call our after-hours nurse who can answer your questions or contact a provider anytime of the night.

We built a kid-focused office that children love. We have modern toys, comfy kid-friendly chairs, and intentionally left out screens. Our office is built to put everyone at ease and minimize those tantrums, tears, and bribes.

From babies who won’t eat to teen troubles, we’re the place to turn for all aspects of your child’s health. And if they need specialty care, we can get you referred to top specialists in Idaho or Utah.

We are located right off a major thoroughfare in town which makes it easy to find us. We make it super simple to schedule by calling, texting, and offering walk-in visits. And with on-site labs, x-ray, and more, you can avoid running all over town.

We believe going to the doctor should be fun and in-doing so want to teach kids to be stewards of their own health. This means we take the extra time to listen to you and your child and to explain things in a way everyone can understand. When your children are engaged in their health from an early age, they grow into healthier, happier adults.

Our providers are scientists at heart. We approach your child’s health through data-backed, high-quality, evidence-based care. And we are also parents, so we understand the care that is applicable to real-life. When the data says “eating fast food is terrible,” we may agree, but we aren’t going to guilt-trip you about an occasional run through the drive-through.