New patients

Welcome. Here is everything for a first visit.

Complete the packet before you arrive and registration takes a couple of minutes instead of half your appointment. Extra time is allotted for new patients.

  1. Call or request a time

    Tell us your child’s age and what the visit is for. If you want a Meet the Doctor visit first, say so — it is free.

  2. Download and fill in the packet

    English or Spanish. Doing it at your kitchen table beats doing it on a clipboard with a toddler on your hip.

  3. Bring it with you

    Along with your insurance or AHCCCS card, immunization records, and the name of your previous pediatrician if there was one.

Forms

Patient forms, English and Spanish

Returning families updating an address or insurance only need the Patient Information Form — bring it on your next visit and we will gladly update your records.

Inside the new patient packet

  • Medical History Form
  • Consent to Treat Form
  • Medical Release Form
  • Notice of Privacy Practices
  • Patient Eligibility Screening Record (Vaccines for Children program)

Prefer paper? Call the office and we will have a packet ready at the front desk.

A clipboard with blank paper, a pen and reading glasses on a desk

What to bring

Your first visit

  • The completed new-patient packet
  • Your AHCCCS or insurance card
  • Your child’s immunization record, if you have it
  • The name and address of your previous pediatrician, for records
  • Any medicines your child takes — the actual bottles are easiest
  • Your questions. Extra time is allotted for new patients.

Office policies

How we handle calls, and what we ask of you

Calling during office hours

You are welcome to call us with questions about your child’s health during regular office hours. Dr. Saucedo and/or Dr. Antseliovich return phone calls between patients, at lunch, or at the end of the day. All messages are answered before the staff leaves the office.

If your message is urgent, please let the front desk know so we can respond immediately.

After hours

Phone calls received after office hours are returned by the physician on call — so you are speaking to a doctor who is familiar with your child’s health history.

If this is an emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.

Cancellations

We appreciate 24 hours’ notice if your child’s appointment needs to be cancelled or rescheduled. That lets us give the slot to another sick child.

Extra time is allotted for new patients and for children with special health care needs.

Complimentary

Meet the Doctor — no charge, no obligation

Our doctors welcome parents to come in and meet them and the office staff — free of charge, with no obligation. It is a chance for your child to get comfortable with the office, and for expectant parents to have their questions answered before the baby arrives.

Taking new patients

Bring us your questions.

Same-day appointments for sick children, walk-ins welcome, and a complimentary Meet the Doctor visit whenever you are ready.

Call (602) 277-5731