Home for the pediatricians of the Child and Adolescent Clinic and visiting specialists in allergy, cardiology, neurology, and endocrinology.
A waiting area for teenage patients who prefer peace and quiet.
A special area for acutely ill children to wait.
42,000 patients are greeted each year at the reception desk.
One of 27 examination rooms.
A private area for doctor and family discussions.
20,000 laboratory tests are performed each year, using samples of blood, urine, or throat secretions.
27,000 X-rays are taken each year of children with suspected fractures or pneumonia.
A specialized spirometry instrument is used to accurately diagnose and manage children with asthma.
Sound-proofed room for checking hearing.
The common office area of the 8 pediatricians and 4 pediatric nurse practitioners promotes exchange of medical information.
This is where material for medical programs, parent support groups, and other educational handouts are coordinated and distributed.
This room is used for various purposes, including 2-way television consultation by Dr. Kathryn Meyers, Child Psychiatrist, from Seattle; weekly Grand Rounds televised from Children's Hospital, Seattle; and various monthly meetings, including those of the Obesity Coalition, Breastfeeding Coalition, Autism Association, and Children Community Resources.
