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From routine checkups to immunizations, Village Pointe and Dundee Pediatrics is equipped to handle all of your child's health needs. |
Sick visits
Each physician reserves appointment times for sick visits to ensure that you may make an appointment on the day an illness arises. In addition, we strive to be available to see your child during evening and weekend hours at our Village Pointe location. Well check ups
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children be seen by their physician at 2 weeks, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months, 2 years, and annually thereafter. These visits may be scheduled several weeks or months in advance. routine office visits
Nebraska public schools require physicals for all students new to the city, entering kindergarten and 7th grade. Many sport teams and camps also require physicals prior to participation. These visits may be scheduled several weeks or months in advance. Please remember, the farther along we are in the summer the more difficult it may be to accommodate an appointment that works with your schedule. meet the doctor
We offer free visits for parents or expecting parents to meet our pediatricians. This provides you with an opportunity to see our facilities, meet our staff, and ask any questions you may have of the doctor prior to choosing your child's pediatrician. Nurse appointments
Appointments for weight checks, vaccine administrations, blood pressure checks, allergy shots, as well as other nursing services are available Tuesday through Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm. Lab appointments
Appointments for lab testing are available Monday through Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm. Behavioral health clinic
At our Dundee office, Dr. Natalie Hoff, an assistant professor of psychology with the Munroe-Meyer Institute of the Nebraska Medical Center, offers behavioral health services on Mondays. |
Behavioral health specialist
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Behavioral health providers serve as coaches to families and youth on how to be successful at home, school, and in the community. Brief, solution-focused treatment is provided, often times within 3-4 sessions. Behavioral health providers commonly see youth and families who are experiencing difficulties with behavior, anxiety, depression, toileting, sleep, and/or developmental delays. If you are interested in speaking with a behavioral health provider prior to scheduling an appointment to determine if the services could be helpful to your family, let your pediatrician know and they can help make the connection.
Appointments can be made by calling our front desk. |
Dr. Natalie Hoff, PhD, LMHP, PLP
Licensed Psychologist with the UNMC Munroe-Meyer Institute Dundee Pediatrics- Mondays |
