San Diego Pediatric Primary Care
A pediatric primary-care practice in San Diego caring for kids from their very first checkup through the teen years. Same-day sick visits, unhurried well-child appointments, and a team that actually remembers your family between visits.
Care by age
What your child needs from a pediatrician changes as they grow. Here's a plain look at what we focus on at each stage — so you know what to expect before you ever walk in.
0 – 1 year
Frequent well-baby visits to track weight, length, and head growth, support feeding (breast, bottle, or both), and answer the questions that come with a brand-new baby. Includes the first rounds of routine vaccines.
Book a visit1 – 3 years
Visits focus on early motor and language milestones, sleep and feeding transitions, safety as they start walking and climbing, and the toddler-stage immunizations on the recommended schedule.
Book a visit3 – 5 years
Annual checkups cover growth, vision and hearing screening, behavior and social development, and the pre-kindergarten vaccines and forms many San Diego schools require before enrollment.
Book a visit5 – 12 years
Yearly well-child visits track growth and BMI, learning and attention, sports-physical clearance, and questions about nutrition, screen time, and the changes that come with the early school years.
Book a visit12 – 18 years
Confidential, respectful adolescent care covering puberty, mental and emotional health, sports physicals, and the adolescent vaccine series — with time set aside to talk with the teen directly.
Book a visitVaccine schedule
These are the standard well-child checkpoints where routine immunizations are typically given. We follow the CDC recommended immunization schedule. This is a general reference — your pediatrician will confirm exactly what's due at each visit.
| Visit age | What this checkpoint typically covers |
|---|---|
| 2 months | First infant series — multiple routine vaccines plus growth and feeding check |
| 4 months | Second infant series and early-milestone review |
| 6 months | Third infant series; first flu vaccine eligibility begins |
| 12 months | One-year checkpoint — additional vaccines and developmental screening |
| 15 – 18 months | Booster doses and an 18-month developmental screen |
| 4 – 6 years | Pre-kindergarten boosters and school-entry clearance |
| 11 – 12 years | Adolescent vaccine series and early-teen checkup |
Informational only — not medical advice. The complete, current CDC immunization schedule is the authoritative source, and your child's plan may differ based on their history.
Parent Portal
The Parent Portal keeps the day-to-day stuff off the phone and out of your inbox. These features will be available to every family at launch — sign in once and everything's in one place.
Become a patient familySend a non-urgent question to the nursing team and get a reply during business hours — no phone tag, no hold music.
Review your child's height, weight, and head-circumference percentiles plotted over time, updated after each well-child visit.
Ask for a prescription refill or a copy of a current medication list without needing to call during a busy morning.
Pull up what was discussed, what's next, and any instructions from the last visit — handy when a caregiver or grandparent needs the details.
Meet the pediatricians
We keep our practice small on purpose so your family sees familiar faces visit after visit.
Board-certified pediatrician
Dr. Okafor has cared for San Diego families across every stage from the newborn nursery to the high-school sports physical. She believes the best pediatric care is unhurried — she would rather run a few minutes behind because she answered every question than rush a worried parent out the door. Her clinical interests include newborn feeding support and adolescent mental health.
Board-certified pediatrician
Dr. Reyes grew up in Point Loma and trained in general pediatrics before joining the practice. He has a knack for making nervous kids laugh and for explaining the "why" behind a recommendation so parents can make informed choices. He focuses on developmental screening, asthma and allergy management, and helping families navigate the school-age years.
Same-day sick visit
Use this form to request a same-day or next-morning sick visit. A nurse reviews each request and calls you back to confirm a time — usually within a couple of hours during office hours.
If this is an emergency, call 911.
Trouble breathing, a seizure, a high fever in a newborn, or any situation that feels urgent should never wait for a form. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
(619) 555-0218
Nurse line after hours for urgent questions
1420 Sunset Cliffs Boulevard, Suite 4
San Diego, CA 92107
Stroller-friendly entrance · parking out front
From parents
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