Patient-centered pediatric specialty care
Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's Specialty Clinic – Temple is a five-story pediatric clinic next to the McLane Children's Medical Center that offers general and subspecialty services in one convenient location.
The specialty clinic has 135 exam rooms, 13 treatment rooms and eight specialty rooms, all designed with children in mind. A drive-through pharmacy, diagnostic imaging and laboratory services are also a part of the convenient pediatric clinic in Temple.
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Maps and directions
The specialty clinic is located on the Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's Medical Center - Temple campus.
Insurances accepted
Baylor Scott & White has established agreements with several types of insurance to ensure your health needs are covered.
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Aetna - (16)Choice POS IIOpen Access Elect ChoiceOpen Access Managed ChoiceSelect SMAetna Signature AdministratorsElect ChoiceHealth Network OptionHMOManaged ChoiceOpen Access SelectOpen Choice PPOQPOSAetna Medicare Eagle II (PPO)Group Retiree Medicare PPO - Limited to Exxon/MobilAetna Medicare Choice II Plan (PPO)Aetna Medicare Choice Plan (PPO)
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Baylor Scott & White Health Plan - (2)BSW Plus PPO-Individual/FamilyCovenant Health EPO Network 2022
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Bell County Public Health District - (1)Bell County Public Health District
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Blue Cross Blue Shield - (26)Blue Advantage HMOBlue Choice PPOBlue EssentialsBlue Essentials Access HMOBlue PremierBlue Premier Open Access HMOMedicare Advantage - EFH RetireesMedicare Advantage - OncorParPlanTraditionalIndemnitySTAR KidsBlue Advantage Plus - GoldBlue Cross Medicare Advantage (HMO)TRS-ActiveCare PrimaryBlue Advantage Plus - BronzeBlue Advantage - SilverBlue Advantage - GoldTRS-Care StandardBlue Premier AccessFederal FEP Blue FocusFederal Standard OptionHealthSelectBlue Essentials AccessConsumer Directed HealthSelectBlue Choice
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Brookshire Brothers - (3)Self-Insured Employee PlanBrookshire Brothers Employee Plan (Nexcaliber)Employee Benefit Plan
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Cigna - (2)Open Access PlusOpen Access
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Consolidated Association of Railroad Employees - (1)Self-Insured Employee Plan
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Coventry - (1)Coventry/First Health
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Coventry Workers' Compensation - (1)Coventry Workers' Compensation
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DFW ConnectedCare - (1)American Airlines Employee Benefit Plan
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Envolve Vision - (1)Envolve Vision
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EyeMed Vision - (1)EyeMed Vision
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Galaxy Health Network - (1)Galaxy Health Network
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Gladney Center - (1)Gladney Center
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HealthSmart - (2)ACCEL NetworkPreferred Network
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Humana - (10)ChoiceCareHumana PreferredNational POSCommercial PPO PlansCommercial HMO PlansHumana Honor (PPO)HumanaChoice (PPO)Humana Gold Choice (PFFS)PPOHumanaChoice (Regional PPO)
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Humana Behavioral - (1)Tricare Members Only
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Imagine Health - (1)Imagine Health Network
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Independent Medical Systems - (1)IMS Network
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Injury Management Organization (IMO) - (1)Injury Management Organization (IMO)
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Magellan - (6)CHIPNavigator NetworksPinnacle NetworksSTARSTAR KidsSummit Networks
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Midland Memorial Hospital - (1)Employee Benefit Plan
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Mother Frances Hospital Regional - (1)Self-Insured Employee Plan
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Nebraska Furniture Mart - (3)OnyxPearlEmerald
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OccuNet - (1)Occupational Networks of Texas, Inc.
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PHCS Network - (2)PHCS NetworkPHCS Primary PPO
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Political Subdivision Workers' Compensation Alliance - (1)PSWCA
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Reny Company - (1)Workers Comp
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Rockport - (1)Workers Comp
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Sedgwick Preferred Network f/k/a Southwest Medical - (1)Workers Comp
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Superior Health Plan - (5)STARSTAR+PLUSCHIPCHIP PerinateFoster Care
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Superior HealthPlan - (4)CHIP PerinateFoster CareSTARSTAR+PLUS
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Superior Vision - (1)Superior Vision
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Three Rivers Network - (1)Three Rivers Network
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Tricare - (3)Tricare ExtraTricare PrimeTricare Select
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TriWest HealthCare - (1)VA-PCCC
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United Behavioral Healthcare/Optum - (1)United Behavioral Healthcare/Optum
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United Healthcare - (10)CoreSTARCharter BalancedSurestCHIPSTAR KidsAARP Medicare Advantage Patriot (HMO-POS)Choice PlusCore EssentialNexus ACO - Referral Required
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UnitedHealth - (24)Charter HMOCharter EPOCharter POSChoice HMOChoice +HMOChoice EPOChoice Plus POSCore HMOCore EPOCore Choice Plus POSNavigate EPONavigate HMONavigate HMO+Navigate POSPPOOptions PPOSelect +Select HMOSelect EPOSelect Plus POSSTARSTAR+PLUSCHIPSTAR Kids
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University Mary Hardin-Baylor - (1)Employee Benefit Plan
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- Adolescent medicine
- Cardiology
- Child development
- Cosmetic plastic and reconstructive surgery
- Ear, nose and throat (ENT)
- Endocrinology
- Gastroenterology
- Hematology oncology
- Imaging and radiology
- Infectious diseases
- Mental health
- Nephrology
- Neurology
- Neuropsychology
- Neurosurgery
- Podiatry
- Primary care
- Pulmonology
- Speech Therapy
- Surgery
- Urology
Adolescent medicine focuses on helping young adults adjust to physical, emotion and social changes and medical conditions that can occur at the same time as puberty.
Learn more about adolescent medicineIf your pediatrician has recommended that your child see a cardiologist, he or she may suspect your child’s heart is not functioning normally. Approximately 0.8% of children are born with congenital heart defect.
Learn more about cardiologyIf your child has chronic behavioral problems, trouble learning or developmental delays, he or she may be referred to a child development specialist for some extra help.
Learn more about child developmentPediatric plastic and reconstructive surgery focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of a spectrum of pediatric physical deformities, which may be present at birth, caused by trauma or result from an acquired disease.
Learn more about cosmetic plastic and reconstructive surgeryAlso called ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialists, pediatric otolaryngologists treat disease and disorders that affect most of the senses, including your child’s ability to hear, smell, touch and taste.
Learn more about otolaryngologyIf your child has diabetes, problems with growth, or early or late puberty, your pediatrician may recommend that he or she see a pediatric endocrinologist. Because children are still growing, their problems are often quite different from those commonly seen by endocrinologists who treat adults.
Learn more about endocrinologyPediatric gastroenterologists treat children who have conditions that affect the organs in the digestive system, including the stomach, liver and bowel. They also help children with feeding and eating issues. Some examples include food allergies, celiac disease, Crohn's disease and colitis, to name a few.
Learn more about gastroenterologyBaylor Scott & White McLane Children's has the full range of cancer diagnostic and treatment facilities, including pediatric intensive care and outstanding pediatric surgery providing lifesaving care for our fragile patients.
Learn more about hematology oncologyA pediatric radiologist is a physician specialist who looks at X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and other pictures of children’s bones and tissues to identify problems that may be causing a medical condition.
Learn more about imaging and radiologyPediatric infectious disease specialists treat children with compromised immune systems and uncommon or serious infections. These can be infections that are difficult to identify, are hard to treat or are complicating another condition like prematurity or cancer.
Learn more about infectious diseasesPediatric mental health is a specialty that treats children and adolescents with behavioral, emotional and psychiatric disorders. The pediatric mental health team includes child psychiatrists, psychologists and professional counselors.
Learn more about mental healthPediatric nephrologists are doctors who treat children with kidney disorders, complicated chemical imbalances, bone metabolism disorders and high blood pressure.
Learn more about nephrologyA pediatric neurologist treats children with conditions that affect the nervous system, which includes the brain, nerves and spinal cord.
Learn more about neurologyAt Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's, a pediatric neuropsychologist evaluates cognitive (thinking) problems such as communication, memory and attention can affect children in school and in life.
Learn more about neuropsychologyWhen a pediatric neurologist exhausts treatment methods to successfully treat a child with a neurological disease, it may become necessary to consult a pediatric neurosurgeon to assess the child’s condition and create a surgical treatment plan.
Learn more about neurosurgeryPediatric podiatry focuses on caring for a child’s growing feet. Specialists are trained to diagnose and treat conditions related to normal and abnormal development of the feet and ankles.
Learn more about podiatryPediatricians are trained in the specific conditions, diseases and disorders that affect children and coordinate with pediatric specialists for further care as needed. Primary care services include:
- Well-child exams
- Immunizations
- Sports physicals
- Acute care for illness such as cold, strep throat, ear infections and flu
- Management of chronic illness in coordination with specialists
Pediatric pulmonologists treat children with breathing problems, including those caused by asthma and cystic fibrosis, which can be brief or lifelong and affect children of any age.
Learn more about pulmonologySpeech-language pathologists collaborate with other pediatric specialties to treat communication disorders in children.
Learn more about speech-language pathologyPediatric surgeons operate on all children, from newborns to adolescents. Their expertise is essential, because a child is not a small adult. As a child grows, his or her anatomy changes, and a pediatric surgeon’s skills are needed to perform operations on delicate tissues and structures in his or her body.
Learn more about surgeryA pediatric urologist treats the urinary system, including the kidneys and bladder; in males, the genitals are included. Urinary conditions range from birth defects and difficulty urinating to infections and, less commonly, urinary stones that form in the bladder.
Learn more about urologyPay bill
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Pay in person
Payments can be made in person at the facility where you received services.
Financial assistance
At Baylor Scott & White Health, we want to be a resource for you and your family. Our team of customer service representatives and financial counselors are here to help you find financial solutions that can help cover your cost of care. We encourage you to speak to a team member before, during or after care is received.