Holiday Office Closures

We are CLOSED 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, and 1/1/25

In addition to the above closures these office will be closed:

  • 1200 E Elizabeth (North) office: CLOSED 12/23 – 12/27
  • 2500 Rocky Mountain Ave., Ste #260 (MCR): CLOSED 12/23 – 1/3/25

If you need care when The Youth Clinic is closed, Pediatric Urgent Care of Northern Colorado is OPEN 10AM-4PM on all holidays!

Choosing a Pediatrician for Your Newborn

Did you know that when you take your infant home from the hospital you need to choose his primary care provider? That means that you’ll need to pick out your baby’s pediatrician before you head to the hospital to give birth. If it’s your first child, you’ll want to start researching pediatricians long before you’re planning to give birth.

Many parents start researching pediatricians when they conceive, or others start the search when they’re six or seven months into the pregnancy. Do whatever feels right for you.

Regardless of when you begin your search, it’s important to understand the implications of your choice. Babies are scheduled for six well-care visits in their first year alone, and infants who see the same doctor from the get-go get the best care: You won’t need to cover the preliminaries each time when you settle on a doctor.

It’s important to consider if your candidates accept your insurance before spending time winnowing down the selection. The Youth Clinic accepts most major insurers and provides resources for new patients, irrespective of their age.

The Youth Clinic’s new patient representatives are available during business hours to arrange for your baby’s care or to answer questions. Reach them directly at 970.267.6717

 

 

 

Rid of Asthma Triggers

Asthma may be triggered by allergens & irritants that are common in the home. Learn more.

Asthma Facts

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways. Learn more.

After-Hours Urgent Care

Have an urgent asthma issue? Visit our pediatric urgent care facility for after-hours care.