Which Aspen Medical Group does this guide cover?

This guide covers Aspen Medical Group, Inc. in California's Inland Empire, with offices in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley. It does not cover similarly named medical practices in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah or Australia.

Where are Aspen Medical Group offices located?

The Corona office is at 341 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 201, Corona, California 92879. The Riverside office is at 9041 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 305, Riverside, California 92503. The Moreno Valley office is at 11441 Heacock Street, Suite B1, Moreno Valley, California 92557.

What are the Aspen Medical Group phone numbers?

For OB/GYN or primary care, call 951-735-6969 in Corona, 951-343-3477 in Riverside or 951-924-1906 in Moreno Valley. For pediatrics, call 951-371-6979 in Corona, 951-343-3481 in Riverside or 951-924-1906 in Moreno Valley.

What services does Aspen Medical Group provide?

Aspen Medical Group provides pediatrics, adolescent care, internal medicine, family medicine, preventive examinations, chronic-condition management, women's health, prenatal and postpartum care, contraception, infertility evaluation, office procedures, ultrasound and selected gynecologic surgeries.

How do I schedule an Aspen Medical Group appointment?

Call the telephone number for the required specialty and office or use the official appointment booking system linked from Aspen Medical Group's website. Confirm the provider, location, insurance network, referral requirements and expected payment before the visit.

What should I bring to my first Aspen Medical Group visit?

Bring photo identification, current insurance cards, required referrals, a medication and allergy list, preferred pharmacy information, relevant medical records, outside test results and completed adult or pediatric registration forms.

How does the Aspen Medical Group patient portal work?

The official website links to an online appointment booking and patient system. Available functions can depend on the patient's account and provider. Patients should use the system for supported routine actions and call the office for urgent or time-sensitive medical questions.

When is payment due at Aspen Medical Group?

The current patient-resources page states that payment is expected when services are rendered. Patients should bring their insurance card and identification to every visit and confirm the expected copay, deductible or self-pay amount before arrival.

Aspen Medical Group 2026: Portal, Doctors & Locations

Q: How do I request Aspen Medical Group medical records?

Contact the practice through its records-request form, call the appropriate office or email patientcare@aspenmedgroup.com. A signed authorization and identity verification may be required. The current privacy notice states that a copy or summary is usually provided within 30 days and that a reasonable cost-based fee may apply.

Q: When should I call 911 instead of Aspen Medical Group?

Call 911 for severe trouble breathing, chest pain, possible stroke, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, a serious allergic reaction, major trauma, pregnancy-related emergency symptoms or another potentially life-threatening condition.

Inland Empire family care · Pediatrics, OB/GYN, pregnancy and primary medicine

Choose the Right Aspen Medical Group Office, Specialty and Patient Path

Aspen Medical Group, Inc. is a private multispecialty practice serving families through offices in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley. Its teams care for expectant parents, infants, children, adolescents and adults.

This guide brings the important patient information into one place: location-specific phone numbers, appointment preparation, pediatrics, pregnancy care, contraception, adult medicine, surgery planning, portal access, payments, refills, insurance checks, privacy rights and medical-record requests.

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Confirm the correct Aspen organization. This article covers Aspen Medical Group, Inc. in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley, California. It does not cover HCA HealthONE Aspen Medical Group in Colorado, Aspen Medical Center in New Mexico, Aspen Medical Group in Utah or the international Aspen Medical organization.

Call 911 for an emergency. Do not wait for an appointment-system response when a patient has severe breathing difficulty, chest pain, possible stroke, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, a serious allergic reaction, major trauma or another potentially life-threatening condition.

Serving patients since

1988 in California’s Inland Empire.

Published offices

Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley.

Family care scope

Children, adolescents, adults and pregnancy care.

Main specialties

Pediatrics, OB/GYN, internal and family medicine.

Official review

Details checked August 4, 2026.

Start with the correct specialty

Which Aspen Medical Group care team should you contact?

PEDIATRICS Infant, child or adolescent care

Use pediatrics for well-child examinations, vaccines, preventive care, annual physicals, adolescent medicine, childhood illness and circumcision-related care.

Best for: newborn follow-up, growth, development, immunizations, school forms and childhood symptoms.

WOMEN’S HEALTH Gynecology, pregnancy or reproductive care

Use the women’s healthcare team for well-woman visits, menstrual problems, contraception, infertility, prenatal care, high-risk pregnancy, postpartum care and gynecologic procedures.

Best for: pregnancy, birth control, Pap testing, abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, PCOS and surgery planning.

INTERNAL OR FAMILY MEDICINE Adult or whole-family primary care

Use primary care for preventive examinations, diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, mood concerns, geriatric care, injuries and acute or chronic medical problems.

Best for: annual care, chronic-condition management, work or school physicals and surgical clearance.

Fast routing rule: Call the pediatric number for a child, the OB/GYN or primary-care number for pregnancy and adult care, and always name the desired service when scheduling because each office supports different providers and appointment types.

Three-office decision guide

Aspen Medical Group locations in the Inland Empire

Current published clinic addresses and patient-routing notes
Office	Address	Telephone routing	Before traveling
Corona	341 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 201, Corona, CA 92879	Separate OB/GYN-primary and pediatric numbers are published.	Confirm Suite 201, the provider and whether your appointment is pediatric or adult/women’s care.
Riverside	9041 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 305, Riverside, CA 92503	Separate OB/GYN-primary and pediatric numbers are published.	Do not confuse Riverside’s Magnolia Avenue address with the Corona Magnolia Avenue office.
Moreno Valley	11441 Heacock Street, Suite B1, Moreno Valley, CA 92557	The same published telephone number handles OB/GYN, primary care and pediatrics.	Confirm Suite B1 and the provider’s schedule before leaving home.

Office hours are not consistently published on the official website. Call the location before traveling, especially for an early appointment, holiday week, same-day concern, form pickup or record request.

Local navigation tip: Both Corona and Riverside use Magnolia Avenue addresses, but they are different cities, building numbers and suites. Save the complete address rather than searching only for “Aspen Medical Group Magnolia.”

Direct telephone routing

Call the correct Aspen Medical Group number

Published specialty telephone numbers
Office	OB/GYN or primary care	Pediatrics	Use the call for
Corona	951-735-6969	951-371-6979	Appointments, provider routing, forms, refills, results, billing questions and office-hour confirmation.
Riverside	951-343-3477	951-343-3481	Appointments, provider routing, forms, refills, results, billing questions and office-hour confirmation.
Moreno Valley	951-924-1906	951-924-1906	All published appointment and office-routing needs at the Moreno Valley location.

Call-routing script

“I am trying to reach the [pediatrics, OB/GYN, internal medicine or family medicine] team at the [Corona, Riverside or Moreno Valley] office. The patient is [new or established], and the reason is [brief reason]. Can you confirm the correct provider, location, appointment type and preparation?”

Appointment workflow

How to schedule the right Aspen Medical Group appointment

Choose the specialty before the provider Decide whether the patient needs pediatrics, women’s healthcare, pregnancy care, internal medicine or family medicine.

Select the most practical office Compare Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley, but do not choose by distance alone. Confirm that the desired provider works at that location.

Use the specialty-specific phone number Corona and Riverside publish separate pediatric and adult or OB/GYN lines. Moreno Valley uses one published number.

Give the full insurance product Read the insurer, network, product type, member ID and assigned primary-care information from the card.

Ask whether the provider accepts new patients A clinician appearing on the provider page does not guarantee immediate new-patient availability.

Ask whether a referral or authorization is required HMO, managed-care, pregnancy, surgery, ultrasound or specialist services may require approval before the visit.

Confirm what records are needed Ask whether to bring vaccine history, prenatal records, previous Pap results, imaging, operative reports, laboratory results or chronic-condition logs.

Write down the complete route Save the city, address, suite, provider, appointment time, arrival time and direct telephone number together.

Appointment call script

“I need a [pediatric, pregnancy, gynecology or primary-care] appointment for [brief reason]. I am a [new or established] patient with [full insurance plan]. Is the provider accepting patients, which office and suite should I use, do I need a referral, and what records or payment should I bring?”

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First-visit preparation

New-patient checklist for Aspen Medical Group

Government-issued photo identification

Current primary and secondary insurance cards

Required referral or authorization

Complete medication list with dose and frequency

Medication, food and environmental allergy list

Preferred pharmacy name, address and telephone

Primary-care physician name and telephone

Relevant hospital, specialist and laboratory records

Advance healthcare directive when applicable

Guardianship or representative documents when applicable

Completed adult or pediatric registration packet

Expected copay, deductible or self-pay amount

Form-age warning: The official patient-resources page currently links registration packets whose filenames and internal text show an older revision date. Use them to prepare, but confirm current fees, cancellation rules, addresses and policies with the office before relying on older printed language.

Information requested in the adult registration packet

Contact and communication

Legal name, former names, address, telephone, email, preferred contact method and permission for detailed messages.

Care coordination

Primary-care doctor, preferred hospital, pharmacy, emergency contact and advance-directive status.

Insurance and responsibility

Insurance, subscriber details, relationship to patient and acknowledgement of responsibility for uncovered charges.

Open adult and pediatric forms

Infant through adolescent care

How Aspen Medical Group pediatric care works

Well-child examinations

Preventive appointments review growth, development, nutrition, behavior, sleep, safety and age-appropriate health needs.

Vaccinations

Bring every available vaccine record so the pediatric team can identify missing or duplicate entries.

Adolescent medicine

Teen care may address physical development, school concerns, preventive needs, mood, behavior and confidential health questions.

Annual physicals

Schedule early when a school, camp or sports program has a deadline or requires a specific form.

Preventive medicine

Parents can discuss screening, development, nutrition, sleep, dental health, injury prevention and family medical history.

Circumcision care

The practice lists infant circumcision and provides a post-care instruction resource through its patient page.

What parents should prepare

Child’s complete immunization record

Growth or feeding concerns

Medication doses based on current weight

School, daycare, camp or sports forms

Previous pediatric and specialist records

Hospital discharge papers for a newborn

Custody or guardianship documentation

Questions written in priority order

Sick-child call script

“My child is [age and approximate weight]. Symptoms began [time]. The highest temperature is [temperature]. Breathing is [normal, fast, wheezing or difficult]. My child is drinking [amount], urinating [frequency] and has received [medicine and dose]. Which appointment type should we use?”

Emergency pediatric warning: Call 911 for severe breathing trouble, blue or gray lips, inability to awaken the child normally, uncontrolled bleeding, a severe allergic reaction, prolonged seizure or major trauma.

Prenatal and postpartum pathway

Aspen Medical Group pregnancy-care preparation

The practice lists preconceptual care, prenatal appointments, high-risk pregnancy management, vaginal delivery, Cesarean delivery, VBAC, onsite ultrasound and postpartum care.

Pregnancy confirmation and intake Call the OB/GYN line, provide the first day of the last menstrual period, pregnancy-test information, symptoms, prior pregnancy history and insurance details.

Risk and medication review Report chronic conditions, previous pregnancy complications, surgeries, allergies and every prescription, over-the-counter product and supplement.

Prenatal appointment schedule Follow the provider’s visit schedule and contact the office promptly if an appointment must be changed.

Testing and ultrasound Follow the exact preparation given for the ordered ultrasound or laboratory test. Different studies may require different instructions.

Delivery planning Confirm the delivering clinician, hospital, after-hours number, when to go to labor and delivery and the documents to carry.

Postpartum follow-up Review healing, bleeding, blood pressure, mood, feeding, contraception, medication and warning signs after delivery.

Bring this information to the first pregnancy visit

Last menstrual period and pregnancy-test date

Previous pregnancies and delivery details

Miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or preterm history

Previous Cesarean or uterine surgery records

Current prescriptions, supplements and allergies

Diabetes, hypertension or clotting history

Prior ultrasound or laboratory results

Preferred hospital and emergency contact

Pregnancy emergency signs: Seek urgent medical guidance for heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fainting, seizure, severe shortness of breath, chest pain, severe headache with vision change, fluid leakage, reduced fetal movement later in pregnancy or signs of labor earlier than expected. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms.

Medication safety: The patient-resources page links a pregnancy medication list, but a list cannot account for every allergy, condition, trimester or drug interaction. Confirm each medicine with the pregnancy-care team before taking it.

Gynecology and reproductive health

Women’s healthcare services at Aspen Medical Group

Service category, common uses and preparation
Category	Services listed by the practice	What to prepare
Preventive gynecology	Well-woman examination, Pap testing and breast examination.	Previous Pap or biopsy results, menstrual dates, medication list and family history.
Bleeding and pelvic symptoms	Evaluation of irregular bleeding, menstrual disorders, fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.	Cycle log, bleeding pattern, pain location, pregnancy possibility and prior imaging.
Abnormal cervical testing	Evaluation and treatment of abnormal Pap tests, colposcopy, cryosurgery and related follow-up.	Complete prior reports, pathology results and treatment dates.
Infections	Bladder infection, kidney infection, sexually transmitted infection and genital-wart evaluation.	Symptom timeline, recent antibiotics, pregnancy possibility and allergy information.
Infertility and PCOS	Infertility evaluation, PCOS management and reproductive planning.	Cycle tracking, prior tests, pregnancy history and partner evaluation information when available.

Contraception options listed by the practice

Oral contraception

Birth-control pills require individual risk and medication review.

Injection

Depo-Provera is listed as an injectable contraceptive option.

Patch or ring

Hormonal patch and vaginal-ring options are listed.

IUD

Paragard, Mirena and Kyleena are among the devices named by the practice.

Nexplanon

A contraceptive implant placed beneath the skin of the arm.

Tubal surgery

Laparoscopic tubal salpingectomy is listed as a sterilization option.

Vasectomy

The practice lists a no-scalpel office vasectomy procedure.

Family planning

Choice depends on goals, health history, pregnancy timing and individual risks.

Decision tip: Ask about effectiveness, bleeding changes, pregnancy-return timing, insertion or procedure discomfort, removal, drug interactions, insurance authorization and warning signs before choosing a contraceptive method.

Internal and family medicine

Adult primary-care services at Aspen Medical Group

Annual examinations

Preventive review, health-risk assessment, screening planning and medication reconciliation.

Diabetes

Blood-sugar review, medication management, complication screening and lifestyle planning.

Hypertension

Blood-pressure monitoring, medication adjustment and cardiovascular-risk review.

Asthma and breathing care

Symptom assessment, inhaler review, trigger management and follow-up planning.

Mood concerns

The practice lists anxiety, depression and mood-disorder management among adult services.

Geriatric care

Older-adult preventive needs, medications, mobility, cognition and chronic-condition coordination.

Physicals and clearance

Annual, work, school and pre-surgical evaluations are included in published services.

Acute and chronic problems

Evaluation of new symptoms, injuries and ongoing medical conditions.

Immunizations

Bring prior records and verify vaccine availability before scheduling.

Useful home records to bring

Blood-pressure log with dates and times

Glucose log with meals and medication timing

Current medication bottles or complete list

Recent hospital or emergency-room records

Specialist recommendations and test results

Home symptom or trigger diary

Official tracking tools: The patient-resources page links printable blood-pressure and diabetes glucose logs. Bring completed logs to the visit rather than relying on memory.

Office and hospital procedures

Procedures and surgeries listed by Aspen Medical Group

Procedure, purpose and questions to ask before scheduling
Procedure	General purpose	Questions to ask
Colposcopy	Closer examination after selected abnormal cervical screening results.	Preparation, biopsy possibility, pain control, bleeding and result timing.
Endometrial ablation	Treatment intended to reduce selected heavy uterine bleeding.	Pregnancy plans, alternatives, anesthesia, recovery and expected bleeding changes.
Laparoscopy	Minimally invasive abdominal or pelvic evaluation and treatment.	Hospital, anesthesia, incision care, lifting limits and return to work.
Hysterectomy	Removal of the uterus through an abdominal, vaginal or laparoscopically assisted approach.	Approach, ovary plan, hospital stay, recovery, fertility and alternatives.
Myomectomy	Removal of uterine fibroids while preserving the uterus.	Approach, blood-loss risk, pregnancy timing, recurrence and recovery.
Dilation and curettage	Uterine procedure used for selected diagnostic or treatment needs.	Reason, anesthesia, bleeding, pathology and emergency warning signs.
Pelvic-floor surgery	Selected incontinence, vaginal-prolapse or tissue-repair procedures.	Testing, activity restrictions, catheter possibility and recurrence risk.
Vasectomy	Permanent male contraception through an office procedure.	Preparation, pain control, semen testing, backup contraception and reversibility.

Pre-procedure checklist

Confirm the exact procedure and medical reason

Verify surgeon and hospital or office location

Complete insurance authorization

Ask which medicines or supplements require review

Follow fasting instructions exactly

Arrange an adult driver when required

Know arrival time and check-in location

Prepare time away from work and caregiving

Know the after-hours telephone route

Review emergency warning signs before discharge

Do not use a general internet checklist instead of your surgical instructions. The exact preparation depends on the procedure, anesthesia, hospital, pregnancy status, medical conditions and medications.

Open official pre- and post-surgery resources

Onsite women’s imaging

How to prepare for an Aspen Medical Group ultrasound

The practice lists onsite ultrasound as part of pregnancy and women’s healthcare. Preparation depends on the type of study, pregnancy stage and the anatomy being examined.

Confirm the ultrasound type Ask whether the study is obstetric, pelvic, transvaginal or another ordered examination.

Confirm bladder instructions Some studies require a full bladder while others do not. Follow the instructions for your specific appointment.

Ask about food and medication Do not fast or stop medication unless the office gives that instruction.

Bring prior reports Previous pregnancy, pelvic or outside ultrasound reports can help the clinician compare findings.

Confirm guest and child rules Ask whether support persons or children may enter the examination room.

Ask when results will be discussed The person performing the study may not be the clinician who gives the final interpretation.

Practical tip: Do not empty your bladder immediately before the visit until you have confirmed the study instructions. If you cannot tolerate the requested bladder preparation, call the office rather than silently changing it.

Online appointment system

How to use the Aspen Medical Group patient portal safely

The official website links to an external appointment booking and patient system. Available functions may vary by account, provider and appointment type.

Enter through the official website Open Aspen Medical Group’s site first and use its Patient Portal or Book an Appointment link.

Confirm the organization name The page should correspond to Aspen Medical Group in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley.

Select the correct patient and specialty Do not use an adult or OB/GYN appointment type when attempting to schedule pediatric care.

Verify the office city Review the selected location before completing the request.

Save the confirmation Record the provider, date, time, office address and any instructions displayed.

Call when the request is time-sensitive Do not wait for online processing when symptoms are worsening, pregnancy guidance is urgent or a deadline is approaching.

Never use an online portal for an emergency. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms and call the appropriate office for urgent clinical guidance.

No appointment type matches Call the specialty-specific office number rather than choosing an inaccurate visit category.

The wrong city appears Return to location selection and confirm Corona, Riverside or Moreno Valley.

The portal does not recognize the patient Ask the office to confirm the legal name, date of birth, phone and email associated with the chart.

A request receives no confirmation Call the office before assuming that an appointment was successfully booked.

Open the official booking portal

Medication-renewal workflow

How to request an Aspen Medical Group prescription refill

Check the remaining supply early Do not wait until the final dose, especially before a weekend, holiday or trip.

Contact the pharmacy first The currently linked adult registration packet instructs patients to ask the pharmacy to send the refill request to the practice.

Use the exact medication information Provide the drug name, strength, directions, prescribing provider and last refill date.

Confirm the pharmacy location Chain pharmacies can have several nearby branches. Give the complete street address.

Ask whether follow-up is overdue Some medications require an examination, blood pressure check, pregnancy review or laboratory monitoring before renewal.

Report side effects or dose concerns A refill request is not the correct way to hide worsening symptoms or a medication reaction.

Turnaround planning: The adult packet currently linked by the practice asks patients to allow 48 business hours for refill processing. Because the packet carries an older revision date, confirm the current turnaround with your office.

Refill request script

“I need a refill for [medicine and strength]. The directions are [directions], and I have [number] doses remaining. My pharmacy is [name and complete address]. Please tell me whether an appointment or laboratory test is required before renewal.”

Coverage verification

How to verify insurance with Aspen Medical Group

Do not rely on an insurer logo alone. The official website displays an insurance section but does not provide a complete text list of every accepted product, provider restriction or network. Verify the exact plan before care.

Read the full insurance card Identify the insurer, product, network, group number, member ID and assigned medical group or primary doctor.

Call Aspen Medical Group Give the office the provider, city, specialty and planned service.

Call the insurer Use the member-services number and verify the exact provider, address and service.

Ask about referral requirements HMO or managed-care plans may require authorization from an assigned primary-care doctor or medical group.

Ask about procedure authorization Ultrasound, surgery, contraception procedures and infertility services may have separate coverage rules.

Request an expected amount Ask about copay, deductible, coinsurance, non-covered services and facility charges.

Insurance verification script

“My plan is [full insurer, product and network], member ID [number]. I am seeing [provider] at [Corona, Riverside or Moreno Valley] for [visit, ultrasound or procedure]. Is this provider and location in network? Do I need a referral or authorization, and what amount should I expect to pay?”

Visit-time payment and claims

How Aspen Medical Group billing works

Current website instruction: Payment is expected when services are rendered, and patients are asked to bring their insurance card and identification to every visit.

Registration verifies the account Confirm the patient name, address, phone, email, insurance and responsible-party information.

Visit-time payment is collected Prepare for the copay, deductible, coinsurance, self-pay amount or other balance requested at check-in.

The claim is sent to insurance Correct insurance information is necessary for the plan to process the claim.

The insurer issues an explanation of benefits This document explains the billed amount, allowed amount, insurer payment and patient responsibility.

The remaining balance is reviewed Compare the practice statement with the insurer’s explanation before assuming that a balance is correct.

Dispute errors promptly Contact the office when the provider, service date, insurer, payment or adjustment appears incorrect.

Questions to ask before a procedure

Is the provider in network?

Is the hospital or facility in network?

Is authorization complete?

Are anesthesia and pathology billed separately?

What is the professional fee?

What is the facility fee?

What deposit is due?

What happens if the procedure changes?

Billing-question script

“I am calling about service date [date] and balance [amount]. My insurance explanation shows [status]. Please explain the original charge, allowed amount, insurer payment, adjustment and patient responsibility, and tell me whether the claim requires correction.”

Medical-record access and privacy

How to request or correct Aspen Medical Group records

The current website includes a records-request contact form, and the February 2026 privacy notice explains patient rights to obtain, correct and control access to health information.

Decide what is actually needed Request the complete chart only when necessary. A new physician may need recent notes, laboratory results, imaging reports, medications and procedure records.

Contact the practice Use the website records-request form, call the office or email patientcare@aspenmedgroup.com.

Verify the patient’s identity Be prepared to provide legal name, birth date, contact details and photo identification.

Provide a signed authorization A written authorization may be required when records are sent to another person, lawyer, insurer, school or medical office.

Specify the record and date range Name the clinic notes, pregnancy records, pediatric records, laboratory results, imaging reports, operative notes or billing information required.

Name the recipient accurately Include the complete organization, contact person, address, fax or other approved delivery information.

Confirm timing and possible cost The current privacy notice says a copy or summary is usually provided within 30 days and that a reasonable cost-based fee may apply.

Request correction separately Identify the specific inaccurate or incomplete entry and explain the requested correction. The privacy notice says a denial will be explained in writing within 60 days.

Records and privacy email

patientcare@aspenmedgroup.com

Published privacy contact

951-735-6969

Published mailing address

341 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 201, Corona, CA 92879

Patient privacy rights explained simply

Receive a paper or electronic record copy

Request correction of inaccurate information

Ask for confidential contact methods

Request limits on selected uses or disclosures

Receive an accounting of selected disclosures

Choose an authorized person to act for you

Receive a copy of the privacy notice

File a privacy complaint without retaliation

Confidential-contact option: The privacy notice says patients may ask the practice to call a specific telephone number or mail information to a different address. Make the request clearly and update it when circumstances change.

Use the official records-request form Read current privacy rights

Problem-solving guide

Common Aspen Medical Group problems and the next useful step

You called the adult number for a child Use the location’s pediatric line so the request reaches the correct appointment team.

You selected the wrong Magnolia Avenue office Check the city, building number and suite. Corona is 341 Magnolia, while Riverside is 9041 Magnolia.

The portal shows no suitable appointment Call the specialty-specific office rather than selecting the wrong visit category.

The office has no referral Contact the assigned primary-care doctor or medical group and ask where the referral was sent.

A pregnancy medication is not on the handout Do not assume it is unsafe or safe. Call the pregnancy-care team or pharmacist for individualized guidance.

An ultrasound instruction is unclear Confirm the type of ultrasound and whether a full bladder, fasting or another preparation applies.

A refill has not reached the pharmacy Confirm that the pharmacy sent the request to the correct office and allow the current processing period stated by staff.

Your insurance card changed Contact the office before the appointment and bring the new card and identification.

A medical record is incomplete Ask whether the missing information belongs to Aspen, an affiliated hospital, an outside laboratory or another specialist.

You need urgent medical help Call the office for urgent guidance or call 911 when symptoms may be life-threatening. Do not wait for an online form response.

Inland Empire patient shortcuts

Practical local tips that can prevent delays

Save the city with Magnolia Avenue

Corona and Riverside both use Magnolia Avenue addresses but have different offices and suites.

Use the pediatric number

Corona and Riverside publish pediatric lines separate from OB/GYN and adult primary care.

Confirm hours by phone

The official site does not publish one consistent office-hour schedule for all locations.

Bring old test reports

Do not assume hospital, laboratory, pediatric and pregnancy records transferred automatically.

Use the printable logs

Blood-pressure and glucose records give providers more useful information than remembered averages.

Verify delivery location

The website lists hospital affiliations, but the actual delivery hospital depends on provider, coverage and current arrangements.

Check old form policies

The linked registration packet has an older revision date, so verify current fees and cancellation rules.

Request refills before weekends

Allow business-day processing time and check whether a follow-up appointment is due.

Keep the suite number

Corona uses Suite 201, Riverside Suite 305 and Moreno Valley Suite B1.

Directions and arrival planning

Aspen Medical Group office maps

Corona Office
341 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 201
Corona, CA 92879
OB/GYN or primary care: 951-735-6969
Pediatrics: 951-371-6979

Riverside Office
9041 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 305
Riverside, CA 92503
OB/GYN or primary care: 951-343-3477
Pediatrics: 951-343-3481

Moreno Valley Office
11441 Heacock Street, Suite B1
Moreno Valley, CA 92557
All published departments: 951-924-1906

Before leaving home: Confirm the city, suite, provider, specialty and appointment time. A map result alone cannot confirm that the correct clinician is working at that office on the appointment date.

Patient questions answered

Aspen Medical Group frequently asked questions

Which Aspen Medical Group does this page cover?

This guide covers Aspen Medical Group, Inc. in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley, California—not similarly named practices in other states or countries.

Where are the three Aspen Medical Group offices?

Corona is at 341 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 201. Riverside is at 9041 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 305. Moreno Valley is at 11441 Heacock Street, Suite B1.

What telephone number should I call?

Use 951-735-6969 for Corona OB/GYN or primary care and 951-371-6979 for Corona pediatrics. Use 951-343-3477 for Riverside OB/GYN or primary care and 951-343-3481 for Riverside pediatrics. Call 951-924-1906 for Moreno Valley.

What services does the practice provide?

Services include pediatrics, adolescent medicine, internal and family medicine, preventive care, chronic-condition management, women’s health, pregnancy care, contraception, ultrasound and selected gynecologic procedures.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Call the correct specialty and office or use the official booking system. Confirm the provider, location, insurance participation and required preparation.

What should I bring to a first visit?

Bring identification, insurance cards, medication and allergy lists, referrals, pharmacy information, relevant records and completed adult or pediatric registration forms.

What can I do through the patient portal?

The official site links to an appointment booking and patient system. Functions may vary, so call the office when the required appointment or action is not available online.

When is payment expected?

The current patient-resources page says payment is expected when services are rendered. Bring insurance and identification to every appointment.

How do I request medical records?

Use the official records-request form, call the office or email patientcare@aspenmedgroup.com. A signed authorization and identity verification may be required.

When should I call 911?

Call 911 for severe breathing difficulty, chest pain, possible stroke, unconsciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, serious allergic reaction, major trauma or another potentially life-threatening emergency.

Final live actions

Official Aspen Medical Group patient tools

The important care and office instructions are explained above. Use these official pages when you are ready to book a live appointment, review the current provider roster, download forms or submit a records inquiry.

Book an appointment Find a provider Review current services Download patient forms Submit a records request Review privacy rights Email patient care

Independent patient-information notice:

USMedicalGroup.org is not Aspen Medical Group, Inc. and cannot schedule appointments, provide medical advice, access records, submit insurance claims or guarantee coverage. Provider availability, office hours, services, insurance participation, fees and policies may change.

This guide is educational and does not replace diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional. Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.