Information for New Patients in Beaverton
Thank you for considering Tanasbourne Pediatrics for your child’s care. We welcome new families in Beaverton, OR and the surrounding communities, with children from newborns through age 18. To make your first visit as easy as possible, please review the resources below and complete your new patient forms before you arrive.
Getting Started With Our Pediatric Practice
Our smaller practice means your child sees a physician who knows their history and understands their needs. From well-child checks and vaccines to same-day sick visits, sports physicals, and ADHD care, we provide complete pediatric services under one roof. Expecting a baby? Visit our newborn parents page.
Helpful Resources
New Patient Forms
Please download, complete, and bring the following forms to your first appointment, or arrive at least 10 minutes early to fill them out in our office:
- Authorization to Release Medical Information
- Patient Information Form
- Financial Policy
- HIPAA Information
- Responsible Party Signature Form
The Authorization to Release Medical Information form allows us to request records from your child’s previous pediatrician, including immunization history. Additional forms are available in English and Español.
Insurance and Billing
Please check our list of accepted insurance plans and confirm with your insurer that we are in-network for your plan before your visit. You can pay your balance online below.
For New Patients FAQs
Is Tanasbourne Pediatrics accepting new patients?
Yes. We welcome new families with children from birth through age 18 in Beaverton and nearby communities.
What forms do new patients need to complete?
New patients should complete the Patient Information Form, Authorization to Release Medical Information, Responsible Party Signature Form, and review our Financial Policy and HIPAA Information.
How do I transfer my child’s records to your office?
Complete the Authorization to Release Medical Information form and we will request records, including vaccine history, from your previous provider.
How early should we arrive for our first appointment?
If your forms are not completed ahead of time, please arrive at least 10 minutes early to fill them out.
Are your forms available in Spanish?
Yes. Our patient forms are available in both English and Español on our website.
How do I know if you accept my insurance?
Review our insurance page, then call your insurance company to confirm we are in-network for your specific plan.
What should I bring to my child’s first visit?
Bring your completed forms, insurance card, photo ID, and your child’s immunization and medical records.