Stanford Medicine Children's Health — Pediatrics

Prior to your well child/baby visit please download and fill out the corresponding questionnaire from the list below then submit your completed questionnaire.

Please only use this link for submitting well child/baby visit questionnaires.

Well baby check

• Well baby check 2 week
• Well baby check 1 month
• Well baby check 2 month
• Well baby check 4 month
• Well baby check 6 month
• Well baby check 9 month
• Well baby check 12 month
• Well baby check 15 month
• Well baby check 18 month

Well child check

• Well child check 2 year
• Well child check 2 1/2 year
• Well child check 3 year
• Well child check 4 year
• Well child check 5 year
• Well child check 6 year
• Well child check 7 year
• Well child check 8 year
• Well child check 9-11 year
• Well child check 12-17 year
• Well child check 18 year

If you feel your child has a severe or emergency situation, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

For urgent care needs on the weekend, our office is open Saturday mornings by appointment only.

By appointment only
Saturdays, 9 a.m. – noon, urgent care only
An additional fee applies to Saturday and holiday visits.

For less urgent situations, advice personnel are available by phone 24 hours a day. During our office hours, our advice nurses are available to answer your questions in consultation with our pediatricians at no charge to you. If you feel your child has an urgent situation that requires input from a health care provider outside of regular hours, call our telephone number.

Our answering service will fax a message to Night Nurse Pediatric Triage Services and a pediatric advice nurse can give you advice about your child's illness, injury or medications. Their advice is based on protocols that we have approved. At all times a pediatrician from our call group is available to provide back up. The following morning, a note documenting each call and the advice given is reviewed by our advice nurse as well as a pediatrician and then is placed in your child's medical record.

If you and the after-hours nurses determine your child needs to be seen, they can assist in scheduling an appointment at one of the local after-hours clinics.

The American of Pediatrics has created several fact sheets on a variety of after-hours issues.

• Urgent Care: Is it worth the no wait
• 10 things for parents to know before heading to the ER

If you are certain your child needs an appointment, you may directly schedule an appointment. Each clinic has board-certified pediatricians available for urgent care and provides us with a faxed note for us to review and place in for your child's chart and for follow up.

Alternate after-hours care facilities

From US Highway 101 South
Use the right two lanes to take exit 398B for CA-85 S toward Santa Cruz/Cupertino. Continue onto CA-85 S. Take exit 22A toward El Camino Real/Mountain View/CA 82-N. Merge onto CA-237 West. Continue onto Grant Road. 2204 Grant Road will be on your right.

From US Highway 101 North
Take exit 396C to merge onto CA-237 W toward Mountain View Alviso Road. Continue onto Grant Road. 2204 Grant Road will be on your right.

From I-280 South
Take exit 16 for El Monte Road toward Moody Road. Keep left at the fork; follow signs for El Monte Road East. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for El Monte Road and merge onto El Monte Road. Turn right onto Cuesta Drive. Turn right onto Grant Road. 2204 Grant Road will be on your right.

From I-280 North
Use the right two lanes to take the CA-85 N exit toward Mountain View. Merge onto CA-85 N. Take exit 22B to merge onto CA-82 N/El Camino Real toward Mountain View. Use the left two lanes to turn left onto Grant Road. 2204 Grant Road will be on your right.