Clinic Hours
Monday - Friday
- Cinic Hours: 8:30am - 5:00pm
- Phones: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Saturday*
- Cinic Hours: 8:30am - 12:00pm
- Phones: 8:00am - 12:00pm
All visits are BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. We do not offer drop in visits. Please call (206)783-9300 to schedule a visit in our office.
*Saturday clinic visits are limited to urgent and/or illness visits ONLY.
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Clinic Telephone Access
Speak directly with a nurse during our REGULAR office hours.
PLEASE LET THE RECEPTIONIST KNOW RIGHT AWAY IF YOUR CALL IS AN EMERGENCY!
REGULAR PHONE HOURS
Monday - Friday
8:30am to 5:00pm
Saturday
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
*AFTER HOURS phone service available 24/7
*Effective October 2025- After hours nurse phone calls between 5:00pm and 8:30am are subject to a $24.00 charge that is not billed to your insurance.
More About Telephone Access
We welcome your questions and are here to help you in your important task of raising a happy healthy child.
During regular clinic hours there is a nurse available by phone to help you with your questions and concerns. Our nurses have your child's medical record available for documentation as well as accurate information on his/her medical history. They are best able to make recommendations in keeping with the medical advice of your child's physician. You may find the answers to some of your questions in the Health Information section of this website.
Our nurses are very knowledgeable about many aspects of caring for children, including nutrition, minor illness care and common growth and development issues. They can also help you if you are unsure whether your child needs an appointment. We receive many calls each day, some in clusters.
Phones are especially busy Monday and Friday mornings. We also have non-urgent messaging available through our patient portal. If a nurse is not available to take your call directly, your call will be placed into the voice-mail system where you can leave a brief message regarding your concerns. Please spell your child's first and last name, their age, usual physician and your name and number, preferably one which accepts "blocked" calls. A nurse will return your call within 1 or 2 hours—usually much sooner.
