Programs and Services
The Division of General and Community Pediatrics provides primary pediatric care for newborns to adolescents. We offer a range of outpatient services including routine checkups, treatment of minor illness, immunizations and care for behavioral problems, asthma and ADHD / ADD.
The members of the CHECK Foster Care Center are committed to providing comprehensive, multidisciplinary, evidence-based care and support for children with child welfare involvement. In collaboration with Job & Family Services, our team will help address medical, dental, developmental, behavioral and mental health needs during times of transition while also providing education, training and support for family members, caregivers, and teams supporting the child.
The members of the Cincinnati Center for Breastfeeding Medicine are committed to helping families meet their breast milk feeding goals. Our team of lactation professionals serves as an in-clinic resource for assistance at the Burnet Pediatric Primary Care (PPC), Hopple Street Neighborhood Health Center, and Fairfield Primary Care offices.
The Pediatric Environmental Health and Lead Clinic offers care for children who are ill because of an exposure to a toxic substance in their environment. This clinic is affiliated with a national network of Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Units that are supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The clinic is located at Cincinnati Children’s main hospital.
As a patient of the PEHSU, your child will be cared for by a team of pediatricians, occupational / environmental medicine physicians, toxicologists, social workers and nurses. We provide telephone consultations for health providers, public health agencies, communities and families regarding the health effects of toxic exposures in children.
Contact us at 513-803-3688.
Reading aloud to children is one of the most important activities parents can do to improve their children’s development, readiness for school and success with reading. Reach Out and Read is a national program dedicated to helping children and parents make reading a key part of their lives. The program helps make books available to parents and children through donations and book distribution. Participating physicians are trained to help parents establish good reading habits with children, and volunteers read aloud to children in our office waiting rooms.
The Cincinnati Child Health-Law Partnership (Child HeLP) is an award-winning medical-legal partnership between the Cincinnati Children’s Primary Care centers and the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati to mitigate social and environmental risks that can impact the health and well-being of children and families. Nationally recognized for its innovative healthcare provider education, outcomes evaluation, and best practices in shared data and management, the partnership serves thousands of children and families annually.
The Complex Care Center provides 24 / 7 outpatient management of children and young adults with chronic and complex medical, developmental and mental health conditions. Our staff of highly skilled physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, social workers and nutritionists emphasize care coordination, advocacy and education to improve the quality of life for children and youth with special healthcare needs.
We understand that the family of a child with special needs faces a constant challenge. Finding the most up-to-date information on services and resources can be difficult and time-consuming. Cincinnati Children’s works to ease this challenge through its Ongoing Support Resources. This comprehensive collection of resources for the Southwest Ohio area is searchable through a convenient online directory. Explore the Ongoing Support Resources.
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Cincinnati Children’s offers a secure online tool to help you manage your child’s health. MyChart gives you access to your child’s medical record, allowing you to view test results, a list of medications, appointments, follow-up instructions and more. You can also send a message to your healthcare team between visits. Learn more about MyChart.
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