315 W 9th Ave, Suite 200, Spokane, WA 99204
Fax (509)-290-6820
Washington State hotline (reporting at-home positive COVID tests:
1-800-525-0127 (Monday 6AM-10PM and Tuesday - Sunday (6AM to 6PM).
Kimberly Grandinetti, M.D., FAAP
Kimberly Resleff, ARNP
Jennifer Kalisvaart, M.D., FAAP
Upcoming Office Closures:
November 25-26- Thanksgiving
December 23-24- Christmas
December 31- New Years
We are now offering Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for children aged 5-11 and adolescents aged 12 and older (Don't forget to call to sign up for your initial or booster doses for adults as well!!) We will be e-mailing scheduling instructions & by using Sign-up Genius you can sign up online!
EUA Vaccine Safety Information for Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine in 5-11 year olds
EUA Vaccine Safety information for Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for ages 12 and up
We are currently scheduling:
-Well Child Checks/Sick visits/Sports Physicals/Immunizations
-Telemedicine Appointments
-COVID-19 Testing
-Covid-19 Vaccinations for 5 years and up (parents and relatives too!)
If you have a Well Child Check scheduled and your child or family member is ill, please call to reschedule.
As we continue to care for your family, please remember to wear a mask while you are in the clinic and limit the number of family members coming into the clinic on appointment day. Thank you all for your understanding and cooperation.
About Us
About Spokane Pediatrics
New Pediatric Office is Open on Spokane’s South Hill
Spokane Pediatrics opens its doors to serve Spokane families seeking a more personal approach to their children’s health and well-being. At a time when pediatrician offices are rapidly being absorbed by large healthcare systems, Spokane Pediatrics will offer family-centered care in an intimate, small office setting. As a small practice, Dr. Kimberly Grandinetti, M.D., FAAP, Kimberly Resleff, ARNP, and Jennifer Kalisvaart, M.D., FAAP, can offer personalized care, and practice as they believe medicine should be, without the influence or restrictions of a large, healthcare system.
“Your pediatrician should feel like part of your family,” explains Dr. Grandinetti. “She should have a personal relationship with each patient.” The opportunity to partner with parents and build a one on one relationship with her patients is the driving force behind nurse practitioner Kimberly Resleff’s decision to open a small practice with just two primary providers. “We know that relationships really matter, and we believe a meaningful connection with our patients and their parents will help us provide the highest quality medical care,” says Resleff.
As an intentionally small practice, Spokane Pediatrics patients won’t see a revolving door of practitioners, but will instead build relationships with a small staff dedicated to their health. Other benefits of a small office setting include:
Specialist referrals not influenced by specific referral networks
Same day appointments always available
A friendly, welcoming office environment with easy parking
Care that extends through college (up to age 21)
Spokane Pediatrics is scheduling appointments now and seeing patients at its South Hill office near Sacred Heart at 315 W. Ninth Avenue, Suite 200.