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The Southern Arizona Family and Perinatal Provider Directory
Growing a family comes with a surprising amount of logistics: choosing prenatal care, picking where to deliver, finding a pediatrician, and knowing where to go at 3am when a fever spikes. The information exists, but it is scattered across dozens of health-system websites and half-remembered group chats. This page puts the whole map in one place.
It is maintained by the clinical team at Barrio Babies, Tucson's nurse-practitioner-led breastfeeding medicine clinic, part of Barrio Healthcare. We work alongside pediatricians, obstetricians, midwives, and hospital teams every day, and we want every local family connected to great care. Expecting? Start with our step-by-step roadmap, You're Pregnant, What Now?
If you think your child is having an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. This page is a map, not medical advice.
Contact details verified July 2026; please call ahead to confirm. Every phone number and website below was checked against the organization's own published information in July 2026, but details change often.
- What changes: addresses, phones, insurance participation, and even hospital service lines.
- How listings work: alphabetical within each area, free, and never paid for. We do not rank providers, hospitals, or birth settings, and inclusion is not a referral or an endorsement. This directory is a community resource to help you start your search.
- FQHC: community health centers are marked FQHC; they see families regardless of insurance status and offer sliding-scale fees.
- See something out of date? Let us know and we will fix it, usually within a week.
Where Barrio Babies fits. Barrio Babies provides the prenatal and newborn feeding and lactation piece of this map, and we are happy to coordinate with any provider listed here; we routinely send visit notes to pediatricians, OBs, and midwives so everyone stays on the same page. Expecting? See our roadmap, You're Pregnant, What Now?, or learn about a third-trimester prenatal feeding consult. Barrio Babies appears exactly once in the listings below, in the feeding and tongue-tie section, clearly marked as this directory's maintainer.
Category 1
Pediatricians and pediatric practices
Well checks, vaccines, growth tracking, and sick visits. Choose a pediatrician by 32 to 36 weeks of pregnancy if you can; most practices welcome a free prenatal meet-and-greet, and your baby's first checkup happens 3 to 5 days after birth. Practices are grouped by area and listed alphabetically.
Central and East Tucson
Children's Medical Center of Tucson, Golf Links office
Tucson (East) · General pediatrics; one phone serves all three offices
Desert Pediatrics
Tucson (East) · General pediatrics (Arizona Community Physicians)
TMCOne Rincon
Tucson (Southeast) · Pediatrics, pediatric urology, and family medicine
TMCOne Wilmot, Pediatric Multispecialty
Tucson (Central) · Pediatric multispecialty (endocrinology, infectious diseases, adolescent medicine)
Tucson Central Pediatrics
Tucson (Central) · General pediatrics (Arizona Community Physicians)
North and Northwest Tucson, Oro Valley, and Marana
AMA Family Practice
Tucson (Northwest) · Family practice with pediatric care (formerly Hobeich Pediatrics)
Banner University Medical Group Cholla Pediatrics
Tucson (Northwest) · General pediatrics (Banner Children's scheduling line)
Casas Pediatrics
Tucson (Northwest) · General pediatrics (Arizona Community Physicians)
Children's Medical Center of Tucson, Oracle office
Tucson (North) · General pediatrics; one phone serves all three offices
MHC Healthcare Marana Main Health Center (FQHC)
Marana · Pediatrics and family care; Quick Care Monday to Saturday
Northwest Allied Physicians, Pediatrics
Tucson (Northwest) · General pediatrics
Old Pueblo Pediatrics
Tucson (Northwest) · General pediatrics (Arizona Community Physicians)
Orange Grove Pediatrics
Tucson (Northwest) · General pediatrics
South and Southwest Tucson, and the academic campus
Banner University Medicine Pediatrics Clinic
Tucson (Campbell campus) · General and academic pediatrics
Children's Medical Center of Tucson, Commerce Court office
Tucson (Southwest) · General pediatrics; one phone serves all three offices
El Rio Health, Pediatrics (FQHC)
Tucson (multiple locations) · Pediatrics at Abrams, Congress, El Pueblo, Grant, Pascua Yaqui, Southeast, Southwest, and Stone
Green Valley, Sahuarita, and Vail
Northwest Primary Care at Vail
Vail corridor · Family medicine practice that sees children
UCHC at La Cañada Pediatrics (FQHC)
Sahuarita · General pediatrics; pediatric dental and behavioral health on the same campus
Wider Southern Arizona
Canyon Vista Pediatrics
Sierra Vista · General pediatrics (Canyon Vista Medical Group); pediatric neurology also on site
Chiricahua CHC Benson Family Health Center (FQHC)
Benson · Pediatrics and family care
Chiricahua CHC Bisbee Family Health Center (FQHC)
Bisbee · Pediatrics and family care
Chiricahua CHC Pediatric Center of Excellence (FQHC)
Douglas · Pediatrics with walk-in pediatric acute care hours
Chiricahua CHC Willcox Medical Clinic (FQHC)
Willcox · Pediatrics and family care
Gila Valley Clinic
Safford · Pediatrics; Saturday morning acute care
Mariposa Community Health Center (FQHC)
Nogales · Pediatrics and family care; same line books Patagonia Family Health Center
Sierra Vista Pediatrics Clinic (Chiricahua CHC, FQHC)
Sierra Vista · General pediatrics with extended and weekend hours
Category 2
Pediatric specialists, feeding, and tongue-tie care
Most subspecialty care in Southern Arizona lives at a few Tucson hubs, plus independent groups. Referrals usually come from your pediatrician, and a few services live only in Phoenix; Phoenix entries are clearly labeled so you know before you drive.
The big multispecialty hubs
Banner Diamond Children's Multispecialty Services Clinic
Tucson (Wilmot) · Many pediatric subspecialties route through this clinic
Banner University Medicine Pediatric Specialty Clinic
Tucson (La Cholla) · Pediatric cardiology, GI, endocrine, infectious disease, allergy, and more
Children's Clinics (Square and Compass)
Tucson · Multispecialty care for children with complex needs; same-day primary care (520) 324-7022
Phoenix Children's Specialty Care Tucson
Tucson (East) · Cardiology (520) 320-7999, dermatology (520) 207-2318
Scheduling (602) 933-5437
phoenixchildrens.org
TMC for Children, pediatric specialty programs
Tucson · Hospital-based pediatric specialty programs
Tucson Community Pediatric Specialists (TCPS)
Tucson · Nonprofit collaborative of member specialty practices; no central patient phone line
Email info@tucsonpeds.org
tucsonpeds.org
By specialty
Allergy and Asthma Associates of Tucson
Tucson · Allergy and asthma care
Arizona Pediatric Surgery and Urology
Tucson and Douglas · Pediatric surgery and urology; Douglas office (520) 364-1429
Banner University Medicine North
Tucson (Campbell) · Pediatric neurology outpatient services, ENT, and genetics
Banner / University of Arizona Developmental Pediatrics
Tucson (Wilmot clinic) · Developmental and behavioral evaluation
Center for Neurosciences, Pediatric Neurology
Tucson · Pediatric neurology; the department relocated to 2355 N Wyatt Dr Ste 101 in July 2026
Phoenix Children's Hospital (Phoenix)
Phoenix · Full children's hospital; scheduling (602) 933-5437
Phoenix Children's Nephrology (Phoenix)
Phoenix · Pediatric nephrology; no Tucson office, per the TCPS nephrology page
TMCOne Gastroenterology (TCPS GI)
Tucson (Erickson) · Pediatric gastroenterology; on-call 1-888-324-7577
TMCOne Pediatric Endocrinology (TCPS)
Tucson (Ferguson) · Pediatric endocrinology
Tucson Ear, Nose and Throat
Tucson · ENT; East office (520) 296-8500, Northwest office (520) 575-1272
Tucson Pediatric Cardiology (Tucson Kids Heart)
Oro Valley · Pediatric cardiology
Feeding, tongue-tie, and pediatric dental care
Barrio Babies (this directory's maintainer)
Tucson (Central) · Breastfeeding medicine, feeding evaluation, tongue-tie assessment and frenotomy; no referral required. Learn more
Dr. David Parry, Tucson Ear, Nose and Throat
Tucson (East and Northwest) · Pediatric ENT; tongue-tie and frenectomy
Southwest Kids Pediatric Dentistry
Tucson (North) · Pediatric dentistry
Category 3
Hospitals, NICUs, and labor and delivery
Your prenatal practice usually determines where you deliver, so ask about hospital affiliation at the first call. Facilities are grouped by area and listed alphabetically. NICU descriptions follow what each hospital publishes.
The Southern Arizona landscape, in plain terms
- Southern Arizona has two dedicated pediatric emergency departments, both in Tucson: TMC for Children and the Banner Children's ER at Diamond Children's Medical Center.
- The Tucson metro has three NICUs at Level II or higher (Tucson Medical Center, Banner University Medical Center Tucson, Carondelet St. Joseph's) plus a special care nursery at Northwest Medical Center.
- There is currently no freestanding birth center operating in Tucson. The long-running Birth and Women's Health Center moved into Tucson Medical Center in 2019 and operates as The Midwifery Center at TMC.
- Green Valley has no hospital; the nearest hospital ER for Green Valley and Sahuarita is Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita. Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital closed permanently in 2022.
- Outside Tucson, labor and delivery is available in Sierra Vista, Nogales, Safford, and Casa Grande. There is no labor and delivery in Bisbee, Benson, Willcox, Oro Valley, or Sahuarita, and childbirth services at Northwest Medical Center Houghton remain suspended.
Delivering in Tucson
Banner University Medical Center Tucson (Diamond Children's)
Tucson · Labor and delivery, NICU, and Diamond Children's Medical Center (pediatric inpatient care, PICU, pediatric ER)
Northwest Medical Center (Northwest Women's Center)
Tucson · Labor and delivery at the Northwest Women's Center; special care nursery
Tucson Medical Center (TMC for Children)
Tucson · Labor and delivery, NICU, The Midwifery Center, and TMC for Children pediatric inpatient care and pediatric ER
Other Tucson-area hospitals
Banner University Medical Center South
Tucson (South) · Community hospital and ER
Northwest Medical Center Houghton
Tucson (Southeast) · Hospital and ER; childbirth and NICU services currently suspended
Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita
Sahuarita · Hospital and ER serving Sahuarita and Green Valley; no labor and delivery
Oro Valley Hospital
Oro Valley · Community hospital and ER; no labor and delivery
Hospitals outside Tucson
Banner Casa Grande Medical Center
Casa Grande · Hospital with labor and delivery
Benson Hospital
Benson · Community hospital and ER; no labor and delivery
Canyon Vista Medical Center
Sierra Vista · Hospital with labor and delivery
Carondelet Holy Cross Hospital
Nogales · Hospital with labor and delivery
Copper Queen Community Hospital
Bisbee · Community hospital and ER; no labor and delivery
Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center
Safford · Hospital with labor and delivery
Northern Cochise Community Hospital
Willcox · Community hospital and ER; no labor and delivery
Category 4
Pediatric ER, urgent care, and nurse lines
If you think your child is having an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. When in doubt after hours, call your pediatrician's after-hours line or one of the nurse lines below. Freestanding emergency centers bill as ERs, and urgent care age policies vary; call ahead to confirm they will see your child's age, especially under 3 months.
Dedicated pediatric emergency rooms
Banner Children's Emergency Room at Diamond Children's
Tucson · Dedicated pediatric ER
TMC for Children Pediatric Emergency Department
Tucson · Dedicated pediatric ER (TMC main line)
Freestanding and community emergency centers
Canyon Vista Medical Center ER
Sierra Vista · Hospital ER (hospital main line)
Carondelet St. Raphael's Emergency Center
Tucson (Southeast) · Freestanding ER (bills as an ER)
Northwest Emergency Center at Marana
Marana · Freestanding ER (bills as an ER)
Northwest Emergency Center at Vail
Vail / Southeast Tucson · Freestanding ER (bills as an ER)
Hospital ERs outside Tucson (Sierra Vista, Nogales, Sahuarita, Casa Grande, Bisbee, Benson, Willcox, Safford) are reached through the hospital main lines listed in the hospitals section.
Urgent care that sees children
MHC Healthcare Quick Care (FQHC)
Marana · Walk-in care Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (closed 1 to 2 p.m.)
NextCare Urgent Care
Tucson metro and Green Valley · Chain; per-location phones vary. Green Valley: (520) 771-0316
Northwest Urgent Care
Tucson metro · Chain of 14+ locations, open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily; per-location phones on their site. Oracle: (520) 543-6960, Campbell: (520) 989-8245
Numbers to save tonight
Banner Health Network Nurse On-Call
Statewide · For Banner plan members
Desert Pediatrics after-hours nurse triage
Tucson · For established patients
One calm note: feeding and weight-gain worries belong in scheduled care with your pediatrician or a feeding clinician, not the ER. For emergencies, call 911.
Category 5
OB/GYN and prenatal care practices
Choosing prenatal care is usually the first care-team decision, and your practice determines where you deliver, so ask about hospital affiliation at the first call. AHCCCS covers pregnancy for many Arizonans, and FQHC-marked practices welcome families regardless of insurance status. Worth asking up front: are you accepting new OB patients and how far along do you book, which hospital do you deliver at, who covers delivery if my doctor is off, and are there midwives in the practice?
Tucson metro
Banner University Medicine Women's Health
Tucson (Campbell, BUMC North) · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Banner University Women's Wellness Clinic
Tucson (Rita Ranch / Vail corridor) · Women's health
Crossroads OBGYN (Genesis OBGYN)
Tucson (Rosemont) · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Ironwood OBGYN (Genesis OBGYN)
Tucson (Rosemont) · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Maternal-Fetal Medicine (Genesis OBGYN)
Tucson (Northwest and East) · Maternal-fetal medicine and high-risk pregnancy care
MHC Healthcare Women's Health (FQHC)
Marana · Women's health and prenatal care
Northwest OBGYN (Genesis OBGYN)
Tucson / Oro Valley / Green Valley · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Northwest Women's Health (Northwest Allied Physicians)
Tucson / Oro Valley · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Pueblo OBGYN (Genesis OBGYN)
Tucson (River Rd and South Park Ave) · OB/GYN and prenatal care
WOMB Foundation
Tucson · Women's health research nonprofit (not a prenatal care practice)
Green Valley and Sahuarita
United Community Health Center Women's Health (FQHC)
Green Valley and Sahuarita · Women's health and prenatal care
Sierra Vista and Cochise County
Canyon Vista Medical Group OB/GYN
Sierra Vista · OB/GYN and prenatal care; the group also advertises midwifery
Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Women's Health (FQHC)
Douglas, Sierra Vista, Benson, Elfrida · Women's health; Sierra Vista (520) 459-3011
Call center (520) 364-1429
cchci.org
Sierra Vista OBGYN (Genesis OBGYN)
Sierra Vista · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Nogales, Casa Grande, and Safford
Mariposa Community Health Center (FQHC)
Nogales · Women's health and prenatal care
Sun Life Health Center for Women (FQHC)
Casa Grande · OB/GYN and prenatal care
Category 6
Midwives and birth settings
We list every option with the same care and rank none of them; birth setting is a decision for you and your prenatal team. The letters, plainly: a certified nurse-midwife (CNM) is a registered nurse with graduate midwifery training, and in Southern Arizona CNMs currently attend births in hospitals. A licensed midwife (LM), often also a certified professional midwife (CPM), is licensed by the State of Arizona to attend planned home births.
The birth center question, answered honestly: no freestanding birth center currently operates in Tucson. The long-running Birth and Women's Health Center closed as a freestanding birth center in 2019 and continues as The Midwifery Center at TMC, whose clinic office remains at 5979 E Grant Rd Ste 107.
Hospital and nurse-midwife (CNM) programs
Canyon Vista Medical Group Midwifery
Sierra Vista · CNM care through Canyon Vista Medical Group
Northwest Healthcare CNM service (Northwest Women's Center)
Tucson · CNM care; reached through the hospital main line
The Midwifery Center at TMC (El Rio CNMs)
Tucson · Hospital-based midwifery; office at 5979 E Grant Rd Ste 107; TMC Labor and Delivery (520) 324-5600
Licensed home-birth midwives (LM / CPM)
All Natural Birth At Home / Southwest Midwifery (Elizabeth Kibble LM)
Tucson · Planned home birth; text line (520) 820-6914
Graceful Beginnings Midwifery
Tucson · Planned home birth (call or text)
Sharon Hodges-Rust LM CPM
Tucson area · Planned home birth; contact through the website
Wisdom Within Midwifery (Elizabeth Mendoza CPM)
Tucson · Planned home birth; contact through the website
Midwives and lactation support go way back. If feeding needs medical care, that is the Barrio Babies lane; we are glad to work alongside any midwife or practice on this page. Expecting? A prenatal feeding consult means day one is not day zero, and our roadmap You're Pregnant, What Now? walks every step.
About this directory
This directory is a free community resource from Barrio Babies, part of Barrio Healthcare.
- How listings work: inclusion is not a medical referral or endorsement, no listing is paid, and we do not rank providers, hospitals, or birth settings. Barrio Babies itself appears once, in the feeding and tongue-tie section, clearly marked as the directory's maintainer.
- Verification: contact details were verified against each organization's own published information in July 2026, but addresses, phone numbers, insurance participation, providers, and even hospital service lines change often; always confirm details directly with the practice or facility.
- What this page is: general education, not medical advice. If you are worried about your baby, call your pediatrician. For emergencies, call 911.
- See something out of date, or want a practice added? Contact us; listings are free and corrections usually post within a week.
Feeding should not hurt, and you should not have to figure it out alone.
Barrio Babies is Tucson's nurse-practitioner-led breastfeeding medicine clinic. Painful latch, slow weight gain, low supply, tongue-tie questions, pumping plans: these are medical problems with medical answers, and they are what we treat every day. No referral needed, and we coordinate with any provider in this directory.