Riley at IU Health provides high-quality, comprehensive pediatric primary care for children of all ages, including newborns, children, adolescents and young adults. Our strong network of board-certified pediatricians and family medicine physicians see children in offices across Indiana.
Expert Care for Your Child’s Everyday Health Needs
Expert Care for Your Child’s Everyday Health Needs
Well-Child Visits
Well-child visits are a recommended schedule of appointments to keep an eye on your child’s growth and development. Since children grow so quickly, it is important that you schedule these visits so your child’s doctor can catch and treat any health problems early.
Get-to-Know-You Visits
Choosing a doctor to care for your child is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. We are offer Get-to-Know-You visits for parents and expecting parents looking for a provider for their children with our highly skilled primary care physicians. These free 20-minute visits allow you to meet with a physician to determine if they are a good match for you and your family. Call the physician's office directly to schedule a 'Get to Know You’ visit.
Sports Physicals
To participate in most league sports, your child must have a yearly physical exam. During these visits, your child’s primary care doctor makes sure your child is healthy enough for his or her sport and talks with you about any safety concerns.
Sick and Acute Care Visits
If your child is sick, we provide quick care to help them feel better. We diagnose conditions and give your child the medicines or other treatments that they need.
Chronic Disease Management
Our primary care doctors help you manage your child’s chronic conditions, such as asthma, allergies, (ADHD) and Type 2 diabetes through personalized treatment plans. Regular checkups and tests ensure your child’s treatment plan continues to work well.
Prescription Refills
Our providers offer convenient prescription refills to help your child manage chronic conditions.
Flu Shots and Other Childhood Vaccines
Riley Children's Health nurses can help you understand what vaccines your child needs and when in order to stay on track with their vaccination schedule. Flu shots are important to get each year as children often have more severe problems with the flu than adults, such as a higher risk of pneumonia.
Vision and Hearing Screenings
Children should receive regular vision and hearing screenings to identify any problems. If your child has an undiagnosed hearing or vision problem, he or she may not be able to learn or behave as well as other children.
Now Offering Virtual Visits
Riley Children’s Health Primary Care is now offering virtual care. Please call your child’s provider office to see if a virtual visit is suitable for their care.
My IU Health Patient Portal
My IU Health Patient Portal
We understand how busy life can get. That is why we provide you with easy access to healthcare at our convenient locations across the state. Many of our offices offer Saturday and evening hours. We also provide several convenient online healthcare tools through our My IU Health portal. With My IU Health, you can:
- Access your child's health records
- Request prescription renewals
- Pay bills
- Communicate with your child's doctors
- Schedule a primary care appointment online
The pediatricians and family medicine physicians at Riley Children's Health are committed to meeting the quality, safety, educational and care standards that you have come to expect from Riley at IU Health. Our primary care physicians provide effective, evidence-based care that is personalized to fit your child’s specific health needs.
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Locations
In addition to our primary hospital location at the Academic Health Center in Indianapolis, IN, we have convenient locations to better serve our communities throughout the state.
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Related Programs
Related Programs
As part of our dedication to helping your child get and stay well, we offer the following programs to encourage healthy lifestyles.
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Tips for dealing with the formula shortage
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Health Professionals
For Health Professionals
Riley Physicians educate medical students and residents to be leaders in primary care for children. The pediatrics clinical rotation has been voted by students at the Indiana University School of Medicine as the best rotation for multiple years. We provide comprehensive training in family-centered care, helping students understand the special needs of children and their parents.
Family medicine and pediatric residents have the opportunity to train with Riley Physicians in inpatient settings at Riley at IU Health as well as in outpatient clinics in metropolitan, suburban and rural settings.
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Our physicians help medical students and residents offer high-quality care through clinical rotations and residency programs.