Weekdays Biltmore Our regular business hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. During this time we are here to meet your needs for well-child check-ups as well as sick or problem visits. Evenings Our evening hours are designed to make it simpler and faster to have your child seen for sick or urgent visits. Our evening clinic is at the Biltmore office at 7 Vanderbilt Park Drive. Please phone after 4:00 p.m. for an appointment. Early Morning Clinic Our early morning hours are designed to make it simpler and faster to have your child seen for sick/urgent visits. The hours for our early morning clinic are from 7:00am till 8:00am and is available at our Biltmore office at 7 Vanderbilt Park Drive. No appointment is necessary. Weekends/Holidays Our weekend/holiday hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Biltmore office only. During this time we are available to see your child, by appointment, for sick and urgent visits. In-office Lab Our in-house laboratory is staffed by a medical technologist and offers a variety of routine and diagnostic testing. Certified by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA), our laboratory provides quality testing in a timely fashion that assists the medical providers in your child’s diagnosis and treatment. We believe that children are best served by laboratory personnel who specialize with children. Phone Nurses We provide our patients with 24 hour-a-day phone nurse service. If you have questions concerning your child’s health or well being or need help determining if your child should be seen by a medical provider, you can call and speak to a trained, licensed nurse. Our nurses have years of clinical experience and will help you find answers to any questions you have concerning your child. 258-0969 Hospital Privileges The physicians at Asheville Children’s Medical Center routinely provide care at Mission/St. Joseph’s Hospital. All of our pediatricians have active staff privileges and are able to meet the needs that your child may have while hospitalized.