What we treat
What we treatBuilt for kids.
Pediatric-specific care, from colds and ear infections to stitches. These are the conditions we commonly treat.
- Respiratory and ENT
- Colds, flu, COVID-19, and other upper respiratory infections
- Strep throat
- Sinus infections
- Ear infections
- Breathing concerns, including breathing treatments, nebulizers, and oxygen
- Head and neurological
- Headaches and migraines
- Concussions, head injuries, and falls
- Injuries and orthopedic
- Muscle sprains and strains
- Suspected fractures (we order imaging and provide crutches, walking boots, and wrist splints; casting is referred to orthopedics)
- Lacerations and cuts needing stitches, sutures, or skin glue
- Foreign body removal (skin, nose, ear)
- Mild burns
- Insect bites and stings
- Sunburn and heat-related illness
- Nosebleeds
- Skin
- Abscesses and skin infections
- Rashes, including viral rashes, eczema flares, hives, contact dermatitis, and ringworm/fungal infections
- Wounds, sores, and minor injuries
- Dental
- Dental injuries, prior to a dentist visit
- Digestive and urinary
- Vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration
- Constipation and abdominal pain
- Urinary tract infections and urinary symptoms
- Allergies and eyes
- Allergic reactions (non-emergency) and allergy symptom management
- Pink eye and other eye concerns (styes, irritation)
- Infant and newborn
- Feeding and growth concerns, including reflux, poor weight gain, and breastfeeding support
- Jaundice
- Umbilical cord care
- Circumcision aftercare questions (the procedure itself is referred out)
- Sleep concerns, including sleep training guidance and night terrors
- Behavioral and developmental
- Toilet training guidance
- Behavioral concerns: tantrums, sleep regression, picky eating
- ADHD evaluation
- Mental health evaluation (depression and anxiety)
- Referrals to speech, physical, and occupational therapy
- Well-child, school and sports
- Well-child visits and developmental screening
- Sports and school physicals
- School notes and return-to-play/return-to-school clearance letters
- Medication questions and OTC dosing guidance
In-home procedures.
Blood draws, IV fluids for dehydration and migraine treatment can all be done at home.
- Where
- Available in Idaho, and in Washington depending on nurse availability. We confirm at scheduling whether we can support this in your area.
- Price
- We always confirm the exact price with you before we start the procedure.
What we refer out.
We coordinate referrals to specialists.
- Autism spectrum evaluation and diagnosis
- Circumcision (the procedure itself)
- Vaccines and vaccine administration
- Casting for fractures
- Imaging (we order X-rays and refer you to a facility)
- Specialist-level and hospital care
- Dental and vision care
- Emergency and life-threatening conditions (go to the ER)
In their words · Michelle
Born early. Cared for at home.
Michelle's second son was born premature, and trips to the hospital were hard on the whole family. Now Aubrey comes to him.
“He just knows her as Aubrey.”
Michelle Armstrong, mom of three boys
Care That Comes Home
Not sure? Ask us.
Not for emergencies. For any life-threatening or severe symptom, go straight to the emergency room. When to go to the ER