From day one, every child deserves the highest quality medical care delivered by people who truly appreciate what makes babies unique. You are sure to find the doctor that is right for you and your baby, close to home.
Newborn Care
Today, thanks to advanced prenatal testing services, doctors are often aware of potential newborn problems ahead of birth, but babies can be surprising. With more than 30,000 babies delivered at hospitals in the Sutter Health network every year, we know to expect the unexpected.
We offer routine newborn care including genetic abnormalities testing, a hearing screening, a comprehensive newborn physical exam and several recommended preventive services that help keep your baby healthy.
In addition, mothers are supported with special services, chief among them, our lactation services. Because of this, the rate of mothers leaving Sutter hospitals breastfeeding is nearly 90 percent, as measured by the California Department of Public Health. Our Fremont and Los Gatos clinics offer a "newborn club;" a two-hour shared medical appointment with a Nurse Practitioner to learn the basics and standards of newborn care. Contact the centers directly for more information.
Advanced Newborn Care
If a problem is detected either at birth or within the first day of life, newborns may require more advanced care.
Baby Care
A lifelong adventure begins when you bring your baby home. Your baby’s doctor will see your baby regularly throughout the first year for well-baby exams where growth and development are tracked and important preventive care, such as vaccinations, is provided. Your baby’s doctor may also take care of some procedures, such as circumcision in boys. Most importantly, your baby’s doctor will be there in case of accidents or illnesses during the first year.
Patient Information
Interested in becoming a Sutter patient? Here’s what you need to know about health plans, choosing a doctor and how to get started today.
Health and Wellness
Common Concerns
What to Know About Fever
Answers to common questions, including when to call a doctor about a fever.
Worried About Crying?
How to gauge if your baby’s crying is normal or something else.
Having Trouble Breastfeeding?
From milk production to latching, it’s perfectly OK to need a little help.
Child and Adolescent Health Research
Child and adolescent health research covers a broad category of work that looks at
changes to the health of young people. This work can be related to childhood diseases,
mental health issues, family and relationship concerns, or environmental factors.
Doctor Profiles
The following doctors are part of the Sutter Health network. Learn about the doctors
on this site.
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