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Conditions treated
Our Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine team will collaborate with you to develop a personalized treatment plan for your child's healthcare needs, including guidance and support to promote the overall health and well-being of your child.
Conditions we treat include:
- Allergies and asthma
- Behavioral and emotional conditions, including attention, learning and social-emotional concerns
- Chronic health issues
- Complex and chronic pediatric conditions
- Developmental concerns and delays
- Diabetes
- Eating disorders
- Genetic conditions, including Trisomy 21
- Infectious diseases, such as impetigo, influenza and whooping cough
- Mental health issues and disorders
- Minor illnesses, such as colds, sore throat and ear infections
- Musculoskeletal concerns
- Neurologic and neuromotor conditions
- Skin conditions, such as acne, eczema, burns and warts
- Sports injuries
Diagnosis & treatments
Our expertise is in identifying, managing and treating a wide range of healthcare conditions with the goal of promoting the growth and development of your child.
Treatments we provide include:
- Allergy and asthma management
- Care coordination with pediatric and specialty teams when appropriate
- Developmental evaluations and assessments
- Diabetes management
- Eating disorders
- Gynecologic examinations
- Lactation consultations
- Mental health evaluations and support
- Minor illnesses and injuries
- Newborn care
- Physical exams for schools, sports and camp
- Psychosocial and family-centered support services
- Reproductive health and contraceptive management
- Skin condition evaluations
- Sports physicals
- Therapy-based services, including physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Vaccinations
- Well-child care and examinations
Care team View all pediatric & adolescent medicine (children) clinicians
Your child’s care is supported by a dedicated team of pediatric and adolescent health professionals who work together to address your child’s medical, developmental and emotional needs at every stage of growth.
Our pediatric care teams partner closely with parents and caregivers to provide personalized, age-appropriate care — from routine well child visits and preventive services to the management of acute and chronic conditions.
Our specialists include:
- Pediatric physicians
- Nurse practitioners
- Physician assistants
- Nurses
If your child has a complex or chronic condition, pediatric specialists work closely with your primary care team to coordinate care and connect you with additional services when needed. Pediatric & Adolescent Specialties services and availability vary by location.
Find pediatric and adolescent medicine specialists near you.
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine (Children), Primary Care
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine (Children), Primary Care
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Locations View all pediatric & adolescent medicine (children) locations
Eau Claire, WI
Luther Campus Clinic- Hours
- Mon-Fri:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Appointments:
- 715-838-5025
New Prague, MN
Clinic- Hours
- Mon-Wed:8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- Thu:8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Appointments:
- 507-738-4727
Owatonna, MN
Clinic- Hours
- Mon-Fri:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Appointments:
- 507-451-1120
Menomonie, WI
Hospital and Clinic- Hours
- Mon-Fri:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Appointments:
- 715-838-5025
FAQ
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What if my child needs care today and their pediatrician isn't available?
If your child has an urgent health concern and their pediatrician isn’t available, Mayo Clinic Health System offers several same‑day care options to help you get the right care at the right time.
For children ages 3 and older, Primary Care On Demand is often the most convenient option. This virtual care service connects you with a Mayo Clinic physician 24/7 using your mobile device and is available evenings, weekends and holidays. It can be a good choice for many common pediatric concerns when in‑person appointments are unavailable and is often available in under 30 minutes.
Your child’s care team will have access to the same medical record, helping ensure continuity of care across visits
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When should I consider urgent care or in‑person care instead?
For conditions that need to be evaluated in person but are not life‑threatening, Urgent Care may be appropriate when available in your community. Urgent Care locations and age requirements vary by location, so availability may be limited.
If your child has severe symptoms or a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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How can I decide which care option is best?
If you’re unsure where to start, you can:
- Use Primary Care On Demand for many common symptoms in children ages 3 and older
- Contact your local clinic to ask about same‑day pediatric appointments (availability is limited and first‑come, first‑served)
- Call our Nurse Line to talk through symptoms and get guidance on the most appropriate next step
Mayo Clinic Health System offers multiple ways to get care so families can make informed decisions when care is needed quickly.
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What are the recommended vaccinations for my child?
Disease prevention is crucial to your health. Getting vaccinated is one of the best ways to maintain good health, and protect you and those you care about against infectious diseases. Vaccinations offer protection against serious diseases by stimulating the immune system to create antibodies against certain bacteria or viruses.
Get vaccine guidance from Mayo Clinic, including benefits, safety, side effects and what to know about recommended vaccines for babies, children, teens, adults and during pregnancy. For recommended vaccines based on age, refer to the adult or child and adolescent schedules.
Use your patient portal account to self-schedule a COVID-19 vaccination or call your local clinic.
Review the history of infectious disease outbreaks and vaccines timeline for information about major disease outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics, and the impact of vaccines and research.
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What should I expect during my child's first appointment, and what should I bring?
Your child's first appointment in Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine will include a full medical history evaluation. Please bring your child's current medical information, including vaccination records and a list of medications from non-Mayo Clinic Health System facilities. Complete a medical records release form (PDF) to authorize the transfer of health records from another healthcare facility to us. Visit our Medical Record Forms page for this form and other forms in multiple languages.
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Can a teenager attend an appointment without a parent or guardian?
A parent or guardian should accompany teenagers younger than 18 to the appointment. If this is not possible, the parent or guardian must complete and sign the Consent to Treat Unaccompanied Minor form (PDF) before the appointment. View our Medical Record Forms page for this form and other forms in multiple languages.
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Do you offer virtual visits?
Virtual visits are offered in addition to in-person visits. Both may be scheduled through the patient portal, the Mayo Clinic App or by calling your preferred Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine location.
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Where is pediatric care provided?
Most pediatric and adolescent care is provided in a clinic setting, including well‑child visits, illness and injury care, and ongoing management of health concerns. When a child’s condition requires hospitalization or more advanced support, pediatric specialists coordinate care in the appropriate setting.
Services, treatments and care settings vary by location.
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Do you have an after-hours number in case of emergency?
Always call 911 in case of an emergency. For after-hours help with other issues, get virtual care 24/7 through the Primary Care On Demand app or review our convenient care options.
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What are my payment options, and do you offer financial assistance?
Visit the billing page of your preferred location for information on insurance, billing and payments.
We serve patients in difficult financial circumstances and offer financial assistance to those who have an established need to receive medically necessary services. Learn more about financial assistance options.
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