Contact details
| Address | 7275 N First Street, Suite 106 Fresno, California 93720 United States |
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| Telephone | (559) 431-6700 |
| Fax | (559) 431-6777 |
| Previous address | 1243 E Spruce Avenue, Suite 105, Fresno, CA 93720 — appears in older listings and archived pages |
| Area served | Fresno, Clovis and surrounding communities of the central San Joaquin Valley |
Confirm the address before you travel. Two addresses circulate in online directories because the practice has occupied more than one suite over the years. A quick call settles it, and also confirms the entrance and suite number, which matters in a multi-tenant medical building.
Opening hours
| Monday – Thursday | 7:00 am – 12:00 pm, then 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm |
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| Friday | 7:00 am – 12:00 pm |
| Saturday & Sunday | Closed |
Hours as shown in public listings. Holiday schedules and seasonal variations are rarely reflected in directories — telephone to confirm, particularly for a first appointment or an early-morning slot.
The midday closure is a common arrangement in outpatient clinics, where the gap is used for documentation, insurance authorisations and physician correspondence. In practice it means the two blocks that fill first are the early-morning slots before work and the late-afternoon ones after it, so book those further ahead.
Location and directions
The clinic address sits in north Fresno within the 93720 ZIP code, an area concentrated with medical offices along and around North First Street. Access is straightforward from the Highway 41 corridor, which is the usual approach for patients travelling from central Fresno, Clovis or the communities north of the city.
Map data © Google. Shown for general orientation only; verify the exact suite with the practice.
Worth asking when you book
- Parking — where to park and whether any spaces are reserved for the suite
- Building access — which entrance to use, and lift access if the suite is not on the ground floor
- Arrival time — most clinics ask first-time patients to arrive early to complete paperwork
- Accessibility — step-free access or other requirements, so the clinic can plan the room and appointment slot
Before you telephone
Having these to hand turns a booking call into a single conversation rather than three:
- Your insurance card — the plan name and network, not just the insurer’s brand
- Any referral or prescription from a physician, if one has been issued
- The diagnosis or procedure, and the date of any surgery
- Imaging or operative reports, if you have copies
- Your availability — specific days and time blocks, given the split schedule
If you are booking after surgery, ask whether the clinic has received the surgeon’s protocol. Rehabilitation timelines are set by the operating surgeon, and having that document in hand at the first visit avoids a cautious, slower start.
About this listing
This page belongs to an independent directory of businesses and is maintained without any involvement from the company described. The details were assembled from public sources — provider registries, health plan directories and general business listings — and are republished here as factual reference information for people trying to reach a local business.
Contact information changes without notice. If you find something on this page that is out of date, the practice itself is always the authoritative source.