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Make an appointment @ 208-292-5437 or 208-292-KIDS
Main FAX 208-292-5441
FAX Medical Records to 208-416-0170
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medical records release form)
Address: 980 West Ironwood Drive, Suite 302
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
(Chinook Medical Building)
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Hours:
M-Thur 8-5
Friday 8-4:30
Welcome to Lakeside Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine! Thank you for visiting our site and looking around at the information we have compiled for you. We believe in a team approach to practicing medicine and we encourage your involvement in patient care. Opening our office in beautiful Coeur d'Alene Idaho in 2002, was a great decision and we've been blessed with a wonderful staff and a FANTASTIC group of families that visit our practice. We are located in the Chinook office building on Ironwood drive. For your convenience, this building is also home to all of the obstetricians in Coeur d'Alene. Please have a look around and keep checking back for exciting new information we have planned for our office. Our practice is home to five medical providers. We have two very experienced nurse practitioners, and three pediatric board certified medical doctors. To find out more about our providers please click here. Keeping your children healthy is our goal! As a result, we thoroughly clean and disinfect every exam room after each visit as well as wipe down our front office and waiting room at least every two hours.
Visit the NEW AAP Website for parents for answers to your common parenting questions. It's very cool! (a new window will open in your browser to take you to this website)
It looks GREAT! Our fantastic photographers have now hung their new pictures of our gorgeous patients in our office. Next time your in the office have a look around. (updated 3/4/2010)
Amy Waddington Photography | Big Picture | Margaret Boyd Photography
Featured Links: H1N1 Home care Guidance (last updated: 12/08/09)
Dear Parents or Caregivers,
Your student is being sent home today with flu-like symptoms. We are unable to know the exact cause of your student’s symptoms, but we do know that seasonal flu or H1N1 is a possibility. If your student has an underlying health problem such as asthma, diabetes or another immune-suppressing condition, we recommend you consult with your doctor. Most students will recover without needing medical care. But they will need good common sense at home...More click here
- Kootenai County Health Department information on H1N1 (swine flu)
- H1N1 (Swine Flu) Update | Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- CDC.gov - Center for Disease Control
- AAP - American Academy of Pediatrics
- Immunization Information Vaccine schedule: why is it like that?
Some of the services we provide:
- Immunizations
- Well Child Checks
- Sports Physicals
- Acute Visits (Sick child visits)
- Circumcisions (policy and instructions)
All of the forms in this website are PDFs and if you do not have a reader one can be downloaded for free by clicking this link.
Appointments: We strongly believe in well child care and preventive medicine. We encourage all parent to make regular well child appointments for their children. We also have regular office visits, same day visits (acute visits), and nurse only visits (weight checks, shots only visits).
- Newborn follow-up Visit (2-3 days after delivery)
- 2 Weeks
- 2 Months
- 4 Months
- 6 Months
- 9 Months
- 12 Months
- 15 Months
- 18 Months
- 2 Years
- 3 Years
- 4-5 Years, then exams every 2-3 years or as problems arise
- 12 Years
- 15 Years