Concept site Kinfield Family Medicine is a fictional medical clinic, designed and built by Patrick Bushe to show what I make for medical clinics. Fictional, by Patrick Bushe

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Kids

From first checkup to first car.

Well-child visits, shots, sports physicals and sick visits for babies through teens, in exam rooms set up for small people.

Next open time: book online

What we treat

Not on the list? Call and ask. If it’s not something we do, we’ll tell you who does.

  • Newborn and well-child visits
  • Vaccines on schedule
  • Sports and school physicals
  • Ear infections
  • Asthma and allergies
  • Growth and development
  • ADHD evaluations
  • Teen health and privacy

How the visit goes

  1. Pick a time after school

    Kids’ slots run until 7 pm on weekdays, so nobody misses class.

  2. Growth and vitals

    Height, weight and milestones, tracked on a chart you can see in the portal.

  3. Doctor time

    Questions first, then the exam. Shots come last, with a sticker.

  4. Forms done for you

    School, camp and sports forms are signed and uploaded before you leave.

What it costs

Well-child or sick visit, self-pay $95

Sample price, paid at the visit. No bill afterward.

Using insurance?

We take most PPO plans, Medicare, Medi-Cal and Covered California plans. Your copay depends on your plan, and we’ll tell you what it is before your visit.

See plans and all prices

Who you’ll see

3 clinicians work with kids. Pick one when you book, or take the first open time.

Dr. Lena Park

Family medicine, MD

Preventive care, diabetes and families who want one doctor for everyone.

English, Korean

Taking new patients

Book with Lena

Ana Ruiz

Family nurse practitioner

Same-day visits, sports injuries and kids’ sick visits.

English, Spanish

Taking new patients

Book with Ana

Dr. Priya Raman

Pediatrics, MD

Newborns, asthma and ADHD.

English, Tamil, Hindi

Returning patients only

Pick a time

Times shown are the next five days we’re open. Walk-ins are welcome too.

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Pick a timeBooked visits are seen first.

Questions

When should my baby’s first visit be?

Within a few days of coming home from the hospital. We’ll set the schedule for the first year from there.

Can my teen see a doctor alone?

Yes. California law lets teens get some kinds of care confidentially, and our doctors always spend part of a teen visit one on one.

Do you give flu shots to kids?

Yes, from six months old, every fall. Book a shot-only visit to skip the wait.

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