Babies should be seen within the first few days of life, and then regularly for well-child visits. Call (719) 632-5700 if you need help arranging care.

Regular visits are recommended throughout early childhood and once a year for school-age children.

For common illnesses, minor injuries, and other non-emergency concerns, Peak Vista’s Pediatric Walk-In Center offers walk-in visits Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m., for patients from birth through age 21. You can also contact your child’s regular care team for guidance. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.

No. The Pediatric Walk-In Center accepts walk-ins only. You do not need to schedule an appointment or call ahead. Visits are for non-emergency illnesses and minor injuries, not routine well-child appointments.

Current patients who have been seen by Peak Vista within the last three years can schedule through MyChart(opens in a new tab). New patients can call the Customer Service Center at (719) 632-5700 or submit an online appointment request. New patient eligibility requirements apply.

Milestones include sitting, walking, talking, and social skills. Providers can screen your child if you have concerns.

Check in often, model healthy coping skills, and ask for help from behavioral health providers if needed. Explore Behavioral Health Services for more information.

Children follow the CDC-recommended schedule from birth through adolescence. Peak Vista helps families stay on track. Ask your child’s care team about their recommended schedule.

Children should see a dentist by age one or when their first tooth appears and continue with regular checkups. Learn more about Dental Services.

Offer balanced meals and encourage daily play, while limiting sugary drinks and screen time.

Consider location, insurance, provider experience, and your family’s comfort with the provider. You can review the care team above and explore the provider directory.

Peak Vista welcomes new patients without insurance. Patients may qualify for discounts based on household size and income through the Sliding Fee Scale Discount Program. Enrollment Services can help families understand their options.

Peak Vista accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and many commercial insurance plans, but accepting an insurance plan does not necessarily mean a patient is eligible to establish care. Most Colorado Springs and Fountain locations are not accepting new patients whose primary coverage is commercial insurance, including TRICARE. Review the Insurance & Medicaid guide for details and exceptions.

No. Established Peak Vista patients may continue receiving care regardless of insurance status. For this policy, someone who has not received care from Peak Vista within the last three years is considered a new patient.

Yes. Peak Vista’s Enrollment Services team can help with applications, eligibility questions, and next steps.

Discounts based on household size and income may be available through the Sliding Fee Scale Discount Program. Costs can vary by service and coverage.