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R.I.V.E.R. Pediatric Clinic

R.I.V.E.R stands for Recognizing Illness Very Early and Responding. This means that we aim to address illnesses far before their onset, and what better way than to focus on children, adolescents, and teens!

We are an official UC Davis student-run clinic dedicated to serving the Greater Sacramento pediatric populations

Our services reflect our preventative health goals for the Greater Sacramento community. This involves providing access to quality services including sports physicals, primary healthcare check-ups, vision screenings, and more!

 

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Hallway Entrance

WellSpace Clinic

Hiram Johnson Community Health Center 3535 65th Street Bldg C, Sacramento CA 95820

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(1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month; 9am-12pm)

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We offer both appointments and walk-in appointments!
  • Pediatric primary care

  • Chronic Illness Monitoring

  • Health Supervision

  • Developmental Assessment

  • Mental Health Screening

  • Sports Physicals

Our Services

In addition to our healthcare services, we also provide educational workshops relating to mental health awarness. We are currently holding mental health workshops at Mills Middle School. Through these workshops, we hope to establish healthy mind and body habits among our patients and their families. 

Our Services

Primary Care
 

Health supervision

Vaccinations (including Flu
and COVID)

Acute and chronic illness

Minor injuries

Assistance with finding a
medical home

Future Health Screenings & ACE Care

ACEs Aware

Mental Health Services

CAARE Center (Child and Adolescent Abuse Resource and Evaluation)

Activity-based workshops

10-Week elementary and high school programs

Resource Referrals & Education

Exercise & Nutrition

Family Support

Parent Resource Guides

Food Security

Housing

Medi-cal Enrollment

Patient Advocacy

15% Off All Items

Contact

“Adverse Childhood Experiences are the single greatest unaddressed public health threat facing our nation today.”

Dr. Robert Black

Former President of the American Academy of Pediatrics
 

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