Oak Creek Pediatrics

Visits are by appointment only. Please try to schedule well-child visits and checkups several weeks in advance. We understand sick children may need to be seen immediately and same day appointments are available.

Please call our clinic to schedule your appointment or meet & greet* today, or use our online form.

*A meet & greet visit is a free appointment that allows you to meet with the doctor of your choice and see if our primary care office is a good fit for your family. Please remember that this is not a medical consultation and the doctor will not treat your child or offer medical advice during the visit.

Our clinic staff members are available to answer general questions throughout the day and urgent phone calls are returned promptly by a nurse or physician.

After-hours phone calls are directed to our answering service and are handled by an on-call nurse or physician. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or go directly to the nearest emergency room.

We work with many different insurance companies. In most cases, we can file your claim for you.

Children in need of hospitalization may be admitted to Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. Those with minor injuries or problems may be referred to one of our urgent care locations or to local emergency rooms. Oak Creek Pediatrics doctors also are on staff and available to see newborns at Aurora Women’s Pavillion/West Allis Hospital.

All of our patient forms have been posted online for your convenience. Simply print, fill out and bring with you to your next appointment.

We recommend well-child visits at the following points in your child's life:

• 2 weeks
• 1 month
• 2 months
• 4 months
• 6 months
• 9 months
• 12 months
• 15 months
• 18 months
• 24 months
• 30 months
• Every year starting at 3 years

You can view the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended well-child visit schedule for even more information on what to expect at each visit.

Of course, it's also important to check with your doctor for the best schedule for your child.

Immunization is key to preventing diseases and we believe it's incredibly important for all children to be up to date with their vaccines. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has many vaccine resources available, including:

• Vaccine information for parents
• FAQ about immunizations
• Immunization schedules by age (PDF's) (0-6, 7-18, 19+)

Our Patient Handouts/Teaching Sheets educate parents and children on a variety of health topics, conditions and procedures. They are written by staff and updated regularly. 

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