UofL Physicians provides our patients with highly trained, board certified physicians who are dedicated to the health and well-being of their patients. We not only provide specialized care to our patients but are faculty members and teachers at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. We provide cutting-edge health care services that combine the latest innovations in medical care, teaching and research. Our physicians take their nationally recognized research directly from the bench to the bedside, providing patients with the most progressive, caring and compassionate treatments available.
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Depending on which location you visit, office services could includeWell-child check-upsRoutine immunizationsHealth maintenance and educationAcute and chronic illness careEarly periodic screening and diagnostic testingSchool physicalsDental examsNutrition servicesHome health servicesSocial servicesSpeech therapyLaboratoryEarly developmental interventionLiteracy programDrs. & Lawyers for Kids\Adolescent Medicine ClinicAdolescents have their own set of healthcare needs. Many feel too old to see a pediatrician but require attention that an adult doctor cant usually provide. Our board-certified adolescent medicine specialist is trained to help teen-aged girls and boys deal with issues such asManagement of eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia)Adolescent gynecologyProblems with menstruationReproductive health issues (birth control, sexually transmitted diseases)Psycho-social issuesSchool problemsSports medicine (non-operative)International Adoption ClinicUofL Physicians-Pediatrics help families through every step of their international adoption journey, counseling them about the benefits and risks of international adoption, evaluating the child they hope to adopt and providing follow-up as the child assimilates into the family.
Pre-Adoption Reviewing medical records of the child being consideredCounseling adoptive parents and familiesProviding consultation about the general risks of international adoptionOffering travel information, including a travel check list or possible travel kitPost-Adoptive
Complete physical/medical examinationComprehensive development assessmentPhysical therapy evaluationScreening medical tests for infectionCurrent immunization statusCounseling concerning development and potential health issuesOngoing follow-up to help with family adjustment and cognitive and social developmentCommunication and cooperation with the private pediatrician,Depending on which location you visit, office services could includeWell-child check-upsRoutine immunizationsHealth maintenance and educationAcute and chronic illness careEarly periodic screening and diagnostic testingSchool physicalsDental examsNutrition servicesHome health servicesSocial servicesSpeech therapyLaboratoryEarly developmental interventionLiteracy programDrs. & Lawyers for Kids\Adolescent Medicine ClinicAdolescents have their own set of healthcare needs. Many feel too old to see a pediatrician but require attention that an adult doctor cant usually provide. Our board-certified adolescent medicine specialist is trained to help teen-aged girls and boys deal with issues such asManagement of eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia)Adolescent gynecologyProblems with menstruationReproductive health issues (birth control, sexually transmitted diseases)Psycho-social issuesSchool problemsSports medicine (non-operative)International Adoption ClinicUofL Physicians-Pediatrics help families through every step of their international adoption journey, counseling them about the benefits and risks of international adoption, evaluating the child they hope to adopt and providing follow-up as the child assimilates into the family.
Pre-Adoption Reviewing medical records of the child being consideredCounseling adoptive parents and familiesProviding consultation about the general risks of international adoptionOffering travel information, including a travel check list or possible travel kitPost-Adoptive
Complete physical/medical examinationComprehensive development assessmentPhysical therapy evaluationScreening medical tests for infectionCurrent immunization statusCounseling concerning development and potential health issuesOngoing follow-up to help with family adjustment and cognitive and social developmentCommunication and cooperation with the private pediatrician,Management of eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia)Adolescent gynecologyProblems with menstruationReproductive health issues (birth control, sexually transmitted diseases)Psycho-social issuesSc