Sanford Children's Campus

Sanford Children's Campus

Sanford Children’s Campus offers exceptional and personalized children’s services in north Bismarck. We’re here to care for your child at our newly expanded campus.

As a Castle of Care, Sanford Children’s Campus is a vibrant, colorful place where children can heal. We partner with parents to make sure their child is comfortable and provide a fun, healing environment that uses inspiration, imagination and play.

The Sanford Children’s Campus consists of three buildings.

Building A
We house primary pediatric care, pediatric cardiology services and other specialty services.

Pediatric providers available by appointment in building A include:

• Vanessa Nelson, MD
• Michele Pasierb, MD
• Aaron Van Ningen, MD
• Carla Zacher, MD
• Amber Caster, CPNP

Building A is also the only dedicated pediatric walk-in clinic in the region. Ann Cadwalader, MD, sees walk-in patients without an appointment for unexpected medical needs such as fevers, flu, sprains and more.

Building B
Building B offers primary pediatric care.

Pediatric providers available by appointment in building B include:

• Christina daSilva, DO
• Evan Rogler, MD
• Kristie Toman, DO
• Courtney Nordmeyer, FNP

Building C
Sanford Children’s Therapies is now offered in a new and larger facility. We offer physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and specialty services to pediatric patients.

Building C is also home to the Well Baby & Lactation Clinic. Here you can connect with a registered nurse and certified lactation consultant for support during your baby’s first year. We’ll measure and weigh baby, offer support for breastfeeding, pumping and weaning, and answer questions about caring for baby and yourself.

• Appointment required:
  • Monday: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • Friday: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
• No appointment required:
  • Thursday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
• Closed:
  • Wednesday and holidays

Call (701) 323-6097 to schedule an appointment at the well baby clinic.

All babies, regardless of place of birth, are welcome. Moms and babies are welcome past one year if they are still breastfeeding.