Care that feels like family.
A locally owned pediatric practice — not a chain, not a corporation.
Care that feels
like family.
A locally owned pediatric practice — not a chain, not a corporation.
Taking Care of Generations
31 years spent taking care of Nevadans.
New here?
Expecting, or moving practices — start with a prenatal visit or records transfer.
Two locations
Fort Apache · West Cheyenne
Most insurances
Including Medicaid
Emergency?
Call 911 — then call us.
Care that feels
like family.
A locally owned pediatric practice — not a chain, not a corporation.
After-hours nurse line
702-564-8556
Answered around the clock. Emergency? Call 911.
Ages 0 – 18
Care for
every stage.
Our color moves with your child as they grow — so you always know which care belongs to them.
0 – 12 months
Newborn & Infant
The first hospital visit, feeding support, circumcision, and the checkups that come thick and fast in the first year.
1 – 5 years
Toddler & Early Years
Development milestones, immunizations, behavior and feeding, and the questions that keep you up at night.
6 – 11 years
School Age
Annual well-child visits, vision and hearing, developmental and ADHD screening, school and sports forms.
12 – 18 years
Teen & Adolescent
Sports physicals, behavioral and mental health, and a doctor they can talk to on their own.
Ages 0 – 18
Care for
every stage.
Our color moves with your child as they grow — so you always know which care belongs to them.
0 – 12 months
Newborn & Infant
The first hospital visit, feeding support, circumcision, and the checkups that come thick and fast in the first year.
1 – 5 years
Toddler & Early Years
Development milestones, immunizations, behavior and feeding, and the questions that keep you up at night.
6 – 11 years
School Age
Annual well-child visits, vision and hearing, developmental and ADHD screening, school and sports forms.
12 – 18 years
Teen & Adolescent
Sports physicals, behavioral and mental health, and a doctor they can talk to on their own.
Ages 0 – 18
Care for every stage.
Our color moves with your child as they grow — so you always know which care belongs to them.
0 – 12 months
Newborn & Infant
The first hospital visit, feeding support, circumcision, and the checkups that come thick and fast in the first year.
See this stage
1 – 5 years
Toddler & Early Years
Development milestones, immunizations, behavior and feeding, and the questions that keep you up at night.
See this stage
6 – 11 years
School Age
Annual well-child visits, vision and hearing, developmental and ADHD screening, school and sports forms.
See this stage
12 – 18 years
Teen & Adolescent
Sports physicals, behavioral and mental health, and a doctor they can talk to on their own.
See this stage
Whatever stage they’re in,
we’ve already seen it.
Whatever stage they’re in,
we’ve already seen it.
Whatever stage they’re in,
we’ve already seen it.
Every service,
in one place.
All services
14 services · one practice
Circumcisions
Newborn · in-office
Lactation Guidance
Newborn · feeding support
Developmental & ADHD
Screening and evaluation, with school forms handled
Sports Physicals
Teen · cleared for the season
Every service,
in one place.
14 services · one practice
Circumcisions
Newborn · in-office
Lactation Guidance
Newborn · feeding support
Developmental & ADHD
Screening and evaluation, with school forms handled
Sports Physicals
Teen · cleared for the season
See all Services
Every service,
in one place.
14 services · one practice
Circumcisions
Newborn · in-office
Lactation Guidance
Newborn · feeding support
Developmental & ADHD
Screening and evaluation, with school forms handled
Sports Physicals
Teen · cleared for the season
See all Services
Our pediatricians
actually know your kid.
All FAAP board-certified
Dr. Heath Hodapp
Dr. Diane Goebel
Dr. Ivana Winkler
Dr. Jessica Wang
★★★★★
“Separate entrance and waiting room for sick or well visits — and the referral department is THE best.”
Frances M. · Parent of two
Dr. Kirandeep Chahal
Dr. Matty Hodapp
Lindsey Nigro
Our pediatricians
actually know your kid.
All FAAP board-certified
Dr. Heath Hodapp
Dr. Diane Goebel
Dr. Ivana Winkler
Dr. Jessica Wang
★★★★★
“Separate entrance and waiting room for sick or well visits — and the referral department is THE best.”
Frances M. · Parent of two
Dr. Kirandeep Chahal
Dr. Matty Hodapp
Lindsey Nigro
Our pediatricians
actually know your kid.
All FAAP board-certified
Dr. Heath Hodapp
Dr. Diane Goebel
Dr. Ivana Winkler
Dr. Jessica Wang
Dr. Kirandeep Chahal
Dr. Matty Hodapp
Lindsey Nigro
★★★★★
“Separate entrance and waiting room for sick or well visits — and the referral department is THE best.”
Frances M. · Parent of two
Joining takes
three steps.
We keep onboarding simple — but we do ask for your child’s records first, so we’re never guessing about their history.
01
Make sure we’re a fit
We follow the CDC and AAP vaccine schedule — make sure that works for your family before you book.
02
Send us the records
Signed release to your previous provider.
03
Book the first visit
Insurance card and completed forms in hand.
Joining takes
three steps.
We keep onboarding simple — but we do ask for your child’s records first, so we’re never guessing about their history.
01
Make sure we’re a fit
We follow the CDC and AAP vaccine schedule — make sure that works for your family before you book.
02
Send us the records
Signed release to your previous provider.
03
Book the first visit
Insurance card and completed forms in hand.
Joining takes
three steps.
We keep onboarding simple — but we do ask for your child’s records first, so we’re never guessing about their history.
01
Make sure we’re a fit
We follow the CDC and AAP vaccine schedule — make sure that works for your family before you book.
02
Send us the records
Signed release to your previous provider.
03
Book the first visit
Insurance card and completed forms in hand.
New location coming soon
Two locations
Two homes
in the valley.
Fort Apache
6190 S Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89148
Mon–Fri 7:30a–5:00p · Sat 7:45a–1:00p
West Cheyenne
8980 W Cheyenne Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89129
Mon–Fri 7:30a–5:00p · Sat 7:45a–1:00p
Straight answers,
from your pediatricians.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Important Updates to Cimarron and Henderson Locations
Our Henderson and Cimarron offices became Zarminali Pediatrics; Summerlin and Fort Apache continue as St. Rose Pediatrics. What that means for booking, records, and hours.
FROM THE PRACTICE
My One-of-a-Kind Body: a guide for kids aged 7 to 12
A pediatrician-written book that helps 7- to 12-year-olds understand, appreciate, and look after the only body they have.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Why every active kid needs a sports physical
The AAP recommends asking for one at the well visit, six to eight weeks before the season. Here is what the exam actually covers.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Flu vaccine for the 2025–26 season: what the AAP recommends
Every child 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine this fall, as soon as it is available. Why this season matters, and who needs two doses.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Movement, a media plan, and a healthier school year
A family media plan, daily physical activity, and an early back-to-school physical: three habits that set up the year ahead.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Book the back-to-school physical in July
Booking early beats the late-summer rush, gives you better appointment times and leaves room for follow-up. What the visit covers and what to bring.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Four building blocks of healthy emotional development
Safe relationships, open communication, learning to manage emotions and friendships in the community: four things that help children thrive, with practical steps for each.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Childhood obesity needs a whole-family approach
Prevention, treatment, and why care works best when it involves the whole family and focuses on behavior, not weight alone.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Swim lessons: when to start and what to look for
Swimming is a life skill that protects against drowning. The AAP's guidance on readiness, and why lessons are only one layer of protection.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Therapy dogs may ease children's anxiety in the ER
In a randomised trial, a ten-minute visit from a therapy dog lowered kids' self-reported anxiety more than standard care alone.
Straight answers,
from your pediatricians.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Important Updates to Cimarron and Henderson Locations
Our Henderson and Cimarron offices became Zarminali Pediatrics; Summerlin and Fort Apache continue as St. Rose Pediatrics. What that means for booking, records, and hours.
FROM THE PRACTICE
My One-of-a-Kind Body: a guide for kids aged 7 to 12
A pediatrician-written book that helps 7- to 12-year-olds understand, appreciate, and look after the only body they have.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Why every active kid needs a sports physical
The AAP recommends asking for one at the well visit, six to eight weeks before the season. Here is what the exam actually covers.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Flu vaccine for the 2025–26 season: what the AAP recommends
Every child 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine this fall, as soon as it is available. Why this season matters, and who needs two doses.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Movement, a media plan, and a healthier school year
A family media plan, daily physical activity, and an early back-to-school physical: three habits that set up the year ahead.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Book the back-to-school physical in July
Booking early beats the late-summer rush, gives you better appointment times and leaves room for follow-up. What the visit covers and what to bring.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Four building blocks of healthy emotional development
Safe relationships, open communication, learning to manage emotions and friendships in the community: four things that help children thrive, with practical steps for each.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Childhood obesity needs a whole-family approach
Prevention, treatment, and why care works best when it involves the whole family and focuses on behavior, not weight alone.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Swim lessons: when to start and what to look for
Swimming is a life skill that protects against drowning. The AAP's guidance on readiness, and why lessons are only one layer of protection.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Therapy dogs may ease children's anxiety in the ER
In a randomised trial, a ten-minute visit from a therapy dog lowered kids' self-reported anxiety more than standard care alone.
Straight answers,
from your pediatricians.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Important Updates to Cimarron and Henderson Locations
Our Henderson and Cimarron offices became Zarminali Pediatrics; Summerlin and Fort Apache continue as St. Rose Pediatrics. What that means for booking, records, and hours.
FROM THE PRACTICE
My One-of-a-Kind Body: a guide for kids aged 7 to 12
A pediatrician-written book that helps 7- to 12-year-olds understand, appreciate, and look after the only body they have.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Why every active kid needs a sports physical
The AAP recommends asking for one at the well visit, six to eight weeks before the season. Here is what the exam actually covers.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Flu vaccine for the 2025–26 season: what the AAP recommends
Every child 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine this fall, as soon as it is available. Why this season matters, and who needs two doses.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Movement, a media plan, and a healthier school year
A family media plan, daily physical activity, and an early back-to-school physical: three habits that set up the year ahead.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Book the back-to-school physical in July
Booking early beats the late-summer rush, gives you better appointment times and leaves room for follow-up. What the visit covers and what to bring.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Four building blocks of healthy emotional development
Safe relationships, open communication, learning to manage emotions and friendships in the community: four things that help children thrive, with practical steps for each.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Childhood obesity needs a whole-family approach
Prevention, treatment, and why care works best when it involves the whole family and focuses on behavior, not weight alone.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Swim lessons: when to start and what to look for
Swimming is a life skill that protects against drowning. The AAP's guidance on readiness, and why lessons are only one layer of protection.
FROM THE PRACTICE
Therapy dogs may ease children's anxiety in the ER
In a randomised trial, a ten-minute visit from a therapy dog lowered kids' self-reported anxiety more than standard care alone.
Before you book
Questions parents
ask us most.
If yours isn’t here, call the office — we’d rather answer it than have you guess.
See all questions
When should my baby’s first visit be?
We recommend scheduling 1–2 days after you’re discharged from the hospital. If you’d like to meet us before the baby arrives, we encourage a prenatal visit — most of our families do exactly that.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most insurance carriers, including Medicaid. Please have your card with you at the time of your visit — co-pays are due at time of service.
How do I reach you after hours?
For non-emergencies, call 564-8556 for our professional on-call nursing service. If they can’t resolve your child’s issue, the on-call doctor will be notified to call you directly. In an emergency, call 911.
What is your vaccine policy?
We follow the CDC and AAP immunization schedules, and we ask new patients to follow the recommended schedule. No vaccines administered at St. Rose Pediatrics contain thimerosal or mercury.
Do you handle sports physicals and school forms?
Yes — sports physicals are preventative exams evaluating health, fitness, and readiness for sports and school, and we handle school and sports forms.
Before you book
Questions parents
ask us most.
If yours isn’t here, call the office — we’d rather answer it than have you guess.
See all questions
When should my baby’s first visit be?
We recommend scheduling 1–2 days after you’re discharged from the hospital. If you’d like to meet us before the baby arrives, we encourage a prenatal visit — most of our families do exactly that.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most insurance carriers, including Medicaid. Please have your card with you at the time of your visit — co-pays are due at time of service.
How do I reach you after hours?
For non-emergencies, call 564-8556 for our professional on-call nursing service. If they can’t resolve your child’s issue, the on-call doctor will be notified to call you directly. In an emergency, call 911.
What is your vaccine policy?
We follow the CDC and AAP immunization schedules, and we ask new patients to follow the recommended schedule. No vaccines administered at St. Rose Pediatrics contain thimerosal or mercury.
Do you handle sports physicals and school forms?
Yes — sports physicals are preventative exams evaluating health, fitness, and readiness for sports and school, and we handle school and sports forms.
Before you book
Questions parents
ask us most.
If yours isn’t here, call the office — we’d rather answer it than have you guess.
See all questions
When should my baby’s first visit be?
We recommend scheduling 1–2 days after you’re discharged from the hospital. If you’d like to meet us before the baby arrives, we encourage a prenatal visit — most of our families do exactly that.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most insurance carriers, including Medicaid. Please have your card with you at the time of your visit — co-pays are due at time of service.
How do I reach you after hours?
For non-emergencies, call 564-8556 for our professional on-call nursing service. If they can’t resolve your child’s issue, the on-call doctor will be notified to call you directly. In an emergency, call 911.
What is your vaccine policy?
We follow the CDC and AAP immunization schedules, and we ask new patients to follow the recommended schedule. No vaccines administered at St. Rose Pediatrics contain thimerosal or mercury.
Do you handle sports physicals and school forms?
Yes — sports physicals are preventative exams evaluating health, fitness, and readiness for sports and school, and we handle school and sports forms.
Let’s meet your family.
Booking takes about a minute. If your child is sick today, call us — we hold same-day appointments open.
Let’s meet your family.
Booking takes about a minute. If your child is sick today, call us — we hold same-day appointments open.
Let’s meet your family.
Booking takes about a minute. If your child is sick today, call us — we hold same-day appointments open.
Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
Locally owned pediatric care for Las Vegas families since 1995.
Same-day sick visits, six days a week.
Book online, or call 702-564-8556.
Book an Appointment
© 2026 St. Rose Pediatrics. All rights reserved.
This website is for general information only and is not medical advice. For a medical emergency call 911. Please do not send protected health information through the contact form.
