NOCO Healthcare

Over 25 Years Experience

Helping Young Famlies

Family medicine for kids

Pediatric Clinic | Timnath

A pediatric clinic where the parents are patients too.

Pediatric care for Timnath families, from a family medicine practice

Parents in Timnath searching for a pediatric clinic usually find two options: a large hospital system with a long wait for new patients, or a pediatric practice that only sees kids and sends the rest of the family elsewhere. NOCO Healthcare is a third option. We are a family medicine practice in Greeley, about 25 minutes east of Timnath, founded and run by a family nurse practitioner who cares for newborns, kids, teens, and their parents under one roof.

Same-day sick visits, well-child checks, immunizations on the CDC schedule, and sports physicals, all with a provider who will know your whole family.

Pediatric Care Options for Timnath, CO: Key Points

  • Timnath families who make the drive to Greeley get pediatric care from family nurse practitioners at an independent practice.
  • New pediatric patients from Timnath are welcome, and there is no fee to become a patient.
  • Expecting parents in Timnath can call ahead to set up their baby's first well-child visits with us.
  • Video visits work for many minor concerns, while physicals and hands-on exams happen in person in Greeley.
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Pediatric care at a family medicine practice

NOCO Healthcare is not a pediatric specialty practice, and we say so up front. We are a family medicine practice, and our founder, Sheree Montoya, is a board-certified family nurse practitioner. Family medicine providers are trained to care for every age, and for many Timnath families that is exactly what they want: one clinic, one provider, one chart for the toddler, the teenager, and the parents. Our guide to pediatricians and family practice explains the differences plainly if you are deciding.

Newborns are welcome. A first visit covers weight and measurements, a full physical exam, feeding and sleep questions, and as much time as you need to ask about the things nobody warned you about. From there, well-child visits follow the standard schedule, immunizations follow the CDC schedule, and sick visits happen when they are needed, usually the same day you call.

As kids grow, so does the list: school and sports physicals, acne, asthma and allergy management, growth questions, injuries, and the conversations teenagers would rather have with a provider they have known for years. If a child needs a pediatric specialist, we refer and coordinate, and we stay the home base.

Same-day sick visits for Timnath kids

Children get sick at inconvenient times, and the answer should not be a three-hour wait at a walk-in clinic. We keep appointments open every day for patients who call that morning. Call (970) 888-0399 when you notice the fever, the rash, or the ear pulling, and we will find a time. For some things, a video visit is enough and saves you the drive; for others, we want to see the child in person, and we will tell you which.

Common reasons Timnath parents bring kids in: fevers, ear infections, sore throats and strep, coughs and croup, pink eye, rashes, vomiting and diarrhea, urinary symptoms, minor injuries, and asthma flare-ups. If a child is struggling to breathe, unusually lethargic, or you are frightened, go to the nearest emergency department first and call us after.

Why Is It So Hard to Get a New Patient Spot?

You call a large hospital system and hear about a long wait for new patients. Meanwhile your child still needs a checkup, and the thought of a different stranger at every visit is not comforting.

We are a small, independent practice, and we accept new pediatric patients. It is a drive from Timnath, and here is what you get for it: a phone answered by a real person, same-day sick appointments that are usually open, and one provider who learns your child.

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A note from Sheree

I am a mother, and I built this practice with parents in mind. When a child is sick, you do not want a phone tree or a two-week wait. You want someone to pick up, see your kid, and tell you the truth about what is going on. That is what we do here, and it is why so many families stay with us for years.

Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, founder of NOCO Healthcare

Well-child visits, immunizations, and physicals

Well visits are where we catch things early and where parents get to ask the questions that pile up between appointments. We follow the standard well-child schedule from newborn through adolescence and the CDC immunization schedule for vaccines. Records are kept in your child’s chart and can be printed for school or daycare whenever you need them.

School and sports physicals are quick to schedule. If your child plays for a Timnath school or club team, call before the season starts and we will get the form done. Our sports physical page has details.

Cost and coverage for Timnath families

Most major plans, Medicare, and Medicaid are accepted. Well-child visits and vaccines are typically covered in full as preventive care. If you are paying out of pocket, we will quote a self-pay rate on the phone. Nobody at NOCO has ever been surprised by a bill they were not warned about, and we intend to keep it that way.

Why Timnath parents drive to Greeley for a family practice

It is not the drive; it is the access. A practice that answers the phone, sees a sick kid today, and knows the whole family is worth about 25 minutes on US-34. Our Timnath primary care and family medicine pages cover the adult side of the practice, and our urgent care page for Timnath explains how same-day visits work for the whole family.

Who Will See Our Baby After the Hospital?

The due date is circling closer, the nursery is ready, and someone keeps asking who your baby's provider will be. Choosing feels huge, and you would rather decide now than scramble with a newborn in your arms.

Call before your baby arrives and we will answer your questions and set up the first well-child visits. After delivery, bring the hospital paperwork. A family nurse practitioner checks weight, does a full exam, and becomes the steady provider for your baby and, if you want, for you.

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Three Steps From Timnath to Our Clinic

1

Reach Out by Phone

Call (970) 888-0399 Monday to Friday to register a new child or plan ahead for a baby on the way.

2

Make the Drive Count

It is a drive from Timnath to Greeley, so we fit questions, vaccines, and forms into one well-planned visit.

3

Use Video When It Fits

For many minor concerns, a video visit lets your child be seen from home without making the trip again.

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Questions Timnath parents ask us

Is NOCO Healthcare a pediatrician in Timnath?

No. We are a family medicine practice in Greeley, and our provider is a board-certified family nurse practitioner who cares for children as part of caring for the whole family. If your child needs a pediatric specialist, we refer and coordinate.

How far is your clinic from Timnath?

Our clinic is at 1130 38th Avenue, Suite A, in Greeley, about 25 minutes from Timnath. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

What should I bring to a first visit for my child?

Insurance card, any prior immunization records, a list of medications or allergies, and your questions. If you are transferring from another practice, we can request records for you.

Will my child see the same provider each time?

Yes. NOCO Healthcare is a small practice by design. The nurse practitioner who sees your child at the first visit is the one who sees them at the next one, and the one who sees you.

Can my child have a video visit instead of coming in?

Often, yes. Rashes, pink eye, mild fevers, and coughs can be assessed on video, with a parent holding the phone. If the child needs to be examined in person, we will say so and get you in.

Do you see newborns?

Yes. Newborns are welcome. The first visit includes weight and measurements, a full physical exam, and time for feeding, sleep, and any other questions.

What if my child needs a specialist?

We refer to pediatric specialists in Northern Colorado and the Denver area as needed, send the records, and stay involved as the home base for your child's care.

Do you do sports physicals?

Yes. School and sports physicals are quick to schedule. Bring the form from your school or league and any records of past injuries or conditions.

Do you treat teenagers?

Yes. Teens are seen for physicals, acne, asthma and allergies, injuries, and the private conversations that are easier with a provider they have known for years.

What childhood illnesses do you treat?

Fevers, ear infections, strep throat, coughs and croup, pink eye, rashes, vomiting and diarrhea, urinary symptoms, minor injuries, asthma and allergy flare-ups, and the usual run of school-year bugs.

Worth the Drive for a Provider Who Knows You

Timnath families get an independent practice, a familiar provider, and room to ask every question. Call (970) 888-0399 to start.

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1130 38th Ave, Suite A, Greeley, CO 80634 · Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Phone: (970) 888-0399

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1130 38th Ave Unit A Greeley, CO 80634