Pediatric/Adolescent Clinic

Telephone 433-6697
Appointments at Tripler 433-9226/2778
Adolescent Clinic Emergencies 433-4165

(for same-day appointments)

Tripler Exceptional Family Member Program 433-6205

Fourth Floor, F Wing

Hours: 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday by appointment only.

To improve patient care and reduce waiting time, the Tripler Pediatric Clinic normally sees children by appointment only. Patients are seen in the following order:

1. Emergencies.
2. Patients with scheduled appointments.
3. Patients who walk into the clinic without appointments.

All patients with acute problems will be seen, but walk-ins may have to wait up to three hours, depending on the seriousness of their problems. To minimize waiting time, call for a same-day appointment.

Appointments for the Pediatric Clinic are made through the Pediatric Appointment System at 433-9226/2778. Dial and listen for instructions.

The pediatric/adolescent clinic has expanded so it can accommodate all patients. To enroll in our outstanding clinic, please ensure you are enrolled in TRICARE and go online to easily book appointments, www.tricareonline.com.

If your physician requests that you bring your child back for a follow-up appointment, a nurse will make sure you have an appointment before you leave.

School physical appointments are also made through Pediatric Appointments at 433-9226/2778.

Pediatrics specialty care appointments are by appointment only or physician referral.

Call the regular Pediatrics Appointment Line, 433-9226/2778 for the pediatric specialties below:

• Cardiology.
• Infectious Disease/Pediatric Travel Medicine.
• Gastroenterology.
• Endocrinology.
• Hematology/Oncology.
• Pulmonary.
• Nephrology: ext. 4165.
• Neurology.

For other pediatric specialties, call as indicated:

• Developmental Pediatrics, 433-6205.
• Genetic Clinic, 433-6205.
• Metabolic Clinic, 433-6205.

Infants: All children born at Tripler are seen in the well-baby clinic. We have appointments 365 days a year to monitor your child’s first few days of life.