Pediatric Services

Healthy hearing alerts us of trouble and allows us to communicate easily and work more effectively. We offer complete audiology evaluations for adults and children of all ages. Services are located at Logan Heights Family Health Center and are provided by a licensed audiologist.

For more information about audiology evaluations, click here.

We offer comprehensive dental services at eight locations throughout San Diego County. Our dental providers are trained in providing preventive and restorative oral health services with an emphasis on oral health disease prevention.

For more information about dental care, click here.

Our Pediatric Developmental Services Department is dedicated to providing early positive and supportive experiences for children, parents and caregivers. Supporting a child’s development in all areas (social-emotional, language, cognitive and physical) is vital for their overall well-being.

For more information about our developmental services, click here.

Immunize your little one for a lifetime of health! Your provider recommends:

• Starting your child’s shots at birth.
• Making sure your child stays on the recommended schedule.
• Bringing your child’s immunization record to every visit.
• Comforting your child after shots by talking in a soothing voice or bringing a familiar toy or blanket.

For the full pediatric immunization schedule, click here.

Our online patient portal is now available for individuals under the age of 18. The patient portal is a secure website that allows patients 24-hour access to portions of their medical record. The patient portal allows you to communicate more easily with your medical provider, is accessible anywhere and free to use.

For more information, please click here.

Vision affects child development and performance, so it is crucial that children have regular eye exams and screenings to prevent and treat vision disorders.

Here are a few signs that your child may have eye problems:

• Has watery or red eyes
• Rubs eyes a lot
• Squints eyes
• Leans head forward
• Holds things close to eyes
• Has difficulty doing work up close
• Complains about their eyes
• Has headaches or feels sick after school work

If your child experiences any of these issues, they may need an eye exam. Vision should not impair your child’s ability to succeed in and outside of the classroom.

For more information about our vision services, click here.