After Hours Care

Kids don’t always wait for business hours to need care.

That’s why Shipley Neuro Pediatrics partners with Montana Pediatrics — so your family can see a Montana-based pediatric specialist after hours, from the comfort of home.

Available Nights, Weekends & Holidays

  • Mon-Fri Evenings & Overnight: 6:00pm - 7:30am

  • Weekends & Holidays: 24 hours

Log In to Montana Pediatrics

How it Works

Create your Account

  1. Visit the Montana Pediatrics portal

  2. Follow the steps to add your child

  3. Be sure to list Jennifer Shipley as your child's PCP so our office gets the visit notes and can follow up if needed

Request a Visit

  • Log into your account anytime your child needs after-hours care

  • Click "Request a Visit" next to their name

  • Complete the telehealth consent forms, answer a few questions about your concerns, and ensure your device's camera and microphone are working

  • You'll be connected with a Montana-based pediatric provider

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Any family in Montana with kids ages 0–21 (yes, even newborns!)

  • Any non-emergent need, big or small.

    • Fevers, cough, sore throat

    • Sleep issues or fatigue

    • Rashes or skin concerns

    • Allergies or asthma flare-ups

    • Mild medication side affects (nausea, dizziness, fatigue)

    • Headaches, migraines or concussions

    • General health questions or advice

    • And more!

  • Montana Pediatrics is not for routinely refilling prescriptions. However, during an on-demand care visit, if a prescription is deemed necessary we will send it to your pharmacy of choice.

  • After every visit, notes are shared with your child’s primary care provider the very next morning, so they stay in the loop, your child’s care stays coordinated, and you can just focus on what matters most – caring for your kiddo.

  • Montana Pediatrics accepts all insurance, Medicaid, and cash pay. Plus, financial assistance is available for all families because caring for your children when they need it most should never be a financial burden.

  • Montana Pediatrics is a non-profit organization made up of Montana-based pediatric doctors, nurse practitioners, and specialists working together to make sure families have access to high-quality, affordable care. Jen Shipley is part of Montana Pediatrics, which means you may even see her on the other end of the video call!