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Pediatrics: Children’s Advocacy Center

Our Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) clinic is conveniently located on the San Joaquin General Hospital grounds. It serves as an extension of our Children’s Health Services clinic and is staffed by compassionate, friendly, and patient centered staff.

We provide you and your family with expert medical treatment and high quality care involving:

  • Newborn check ups
  • Well child / teen check ups
  • Immunizations for newborns, children and teens.
  • School and sports physicals
  • Urgent and sick care for colds, ear and throat infections, fever, diarrhea and vomiting etc.
  • Childhood obesity and weight management
  • Childhood asthma and allergy control
  • Children with special needs including cerebral palsy, birth defects, autism, genetic syndromes, epilepsy, developmental delay or other chronic medical problems
  • Skin infection and wart removal
  • Mental health evaluation and referrals for children and teens

In addition to routine Pediatric services, CAC offers:

  • Adoption placement physical exams
  • Forensic child interviews
  • Foster care placement exams
  • Sexual / physical abuse exams

All exams are done in a child friendly environment, by experienced professionals.

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Monday - Friday (Hours vary)
(209) 468-7583

Important Information about your appointment:

Please remember to arrive 15 minutes early for the patient’s appointment and bring the following:

  • Picture identification of the patient or legal guardian of the patient
  • Insurance card
  • Patient’s immunization card
  • Medication that the patient is currently taking in its original bottle, list of medications and dose that the patient is currently taking and completed screening forms when requested by your care team