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Pediatrics

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  • Pediatric care
Dr. Osguthorpe, with the Utah Valley Hospital Primary Children's Network, examines a pediatric patient

High quality pediatric care

The mission of our pediatricians, specialists and team of nurses is to provide high-quality pediatric care so your child can thrive.

From well visits and preventive care to emergency services, we offer your family a continuum of care. We help guide, protect and celebrate your little ones from birth to adulthood, and beyond.

Our pediatrician providers

Jennifer M. Wolfe

Jennifer M. Wolfe, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
720-777-5070
Brian M. Fonseca

Brian M. Fonseca, MD

Pediatric Cardiology
Children's Hospital Colorado
Christine M. Gold

Christine M. Gold, MD

Pediatrics
Children's Hospital Colorado - Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Francine T. Paston

Francine T. Paston, MD

Pediatrics
Green Mountain Pediatrics
Yasmine N. Bargoti-Gosey

Yasmine N. Bargoti-Gosey, MD

Pediatrics
Children's Hospital Colorado - Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Peter E. Knott

Peter E. Knott, MD

Pediatrics
Red Rocks Pediatrics PC
Karrie D. Villavicencio

Karrie D. Villavicencio, MD

Pediatric Cardiology
Children's Hospital Colorado
Tiera C. Nell

Tiera C. Nell, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Damon P. Maes

Damon P. Maes, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Martha M. Ives

Martha M. Ives, MD

Pediatrics
Rocky Mountain Primary Care - Arvada
Karlie Nau

Karlie Nau, PA

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Douglas D. Scudamore

Douglas D. Scudamore, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Katharine L. Wagner

Katharine L. Wagner, NP

Pediatrics
Children's Hospital Colorado - Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Brittany L. Dawkins

Brittany L. Dawkins, NP

Pediatrics
UCHealth Birth Center
Jeffrey R. Darst

Jeffrey R. Darst, MD

Pediatric Cardiology
Children's Hospital Colorado
Leigh A. Bakel

Leigh A. Bakel, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Mark S. Brittan

Mark S. Brittan, MD

Pediatrics
CU Medicine
Ellen M. Ribar

Ellen M. Ribar, MD

Pediatrics
Children's Hospital Colorado - Pediatric Hospital Medicine
Brian T. Gablehouse

Brian T. Gablehouse, MD

Pediatrics
Peak Pediatrics
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Helping kids live the healthiest life possible

Learn about well child checks

Well-child visits are important screenings conducted at key milestones in your child's life. These check-ins help us ensure your child is developing normally, giving you crucial peace of mind

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