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SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT
Well Child Checks
As your child grows, we look forward to seeing them at least once a year to make sure they’re growing up great!
Immunization
Prevention is worth a pound of cure. Immunization against disease and illness is plain smart. We’re happy to discuss schedules and alternatives.
Sick Child Visits
It’s going to happen – your child will get sick from time to time. Call us with any concerns and we’ll let you know if you should come in.
Mental & Emotional
We evaluate more than the body; we check up on your child’s mental and emotional well-being to ensure they have the tools to thrive.
About Us
Changes in medicine have been dramatic and revolutionary, but our philosophy has remained constant: We provide the best possible care for your children. You are committed to your children and so are we.
Raising children takes an enormous amount of time and energy. We can help you in that growth toward responsible, loving and independent adulthood and help make it more enjoyable for both parent and child.
Our Story
Tara Patrick, our pediatric nurse practioner, loves kids. She brings more than a decade of experience as a primary care pediatric provider to Blue Moose Pediatrics, working alongside beloved Missoula pediatrician, Dr. Ted Laine. Our practice is all about your children. The mythical Blue Moose is our symbol of stength, power, fun, and joy – all things we hope for our children as they grow. We hope to have the opportunity to be your children’s caregiver, guiding them in good health from infancy to childhood. Give us a call today at 406-404-8588 to schedule an appointment.
Independent Practice.
Convenient Location.
We are a small, independent practice with one motivation: the health of your children! A strive to make a visit to Blue Moose Pediatrics pleasant and fun for your child. We’re located in Physician’s Building #1 on the Community Medical Center campus, adjacent to Fort Missoula.
