Scheduling Your Baby's First Clinic Appointment
Congratulations on the new addition to your family!
That first appointment in clinic is important to check on your baby’s weight and development and get any of your questions answered.
There aren’t any vaccines scheduled for this checkup (EXCEPT during the fall/winter months where your baby could receive an RSV vaccine if not received during pregnancy), so the main focus will be checking on how baby (and family!) is doing in their first few days of life.
Most babies at this stage haven’t received their official insurance yet. We understand and are happy to help answer any questions you might have.
What you can expect at your two-week appointment:
- Baby’s weight.
- Discussion on feeding concerns including breast feeding support.
- Your care team will assess the needs for labs or vaccines.
- We will schedule your two-week appointment and your two-month well child check.
Make an Appointment
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For babies 2-7 days, NOT discharged from the NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) |
For babies older than 7 days, or discharged from the NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) |
Our Primary Care Locations
- Eastside Family Health Center
- La Casa/Quigg Health Center
- Lowry Health Center
- Montbello Health Center
- Park Hill Health Center
- Federico F. Peña Southwest Family Health Center
- Rose Andom Health Center
- Sloan's Lake Primary Care Center
- Webb Center for Primary Care
- Westside Family Health Center
- Westwood Health Center
- Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic
