From toddlers to pre-teens, children’s development from ages 1-12 years are filled with rapid development both physically and behaviorally. Wayne Health Family Medicine providers can help you navigate these fun and sometimes frustrating years.
Our Family Medicine providers are board certified to care for patients of all ages, from newborns to older adults. This means that we can care for your whole family, and your children will never “age-out” of our care. We look forward to partnering with you to make sure your children are getting the healthiest start in life.
It’s never too early to get your child established with a Wayne Health Family Medicine provider. We understand that all families have different concerns, and we want to provide tailored, comprehensive care for your family’s needs. Whether it’s a yearly check-up or a visit for an earache, we are here to make sure your child gets the best, evidence-driven health care.
In Family Medicine, our focus is on the whole family and patients of all ages. We are excited to partner with you and learn about your child’s medical story and needs. Best of all, once we get to know your child, they can continue seeing the same medical provider as they get older, even into adulthood. Schedule an appointment with a Wayne Health Family Medicine provider near you so that we can help you protect and promote the health of your kids and your entire family.
Wayne Health physicians and researchers are also faculty at Wayne State University School of Medicine who conduct basic research and clinical studies. This can make the latest treatments and clinical trials available to you sooner than other providers without a medical school affiliation.
The department of Family Medicine and Public Health Sciences at Wayne State University is dedicated to leading in research and advancement of family medicine and public health. This commitment is exemplified in all aspects of our work, from the scholarly efforts that we require of our residents to the many research studies in various medical specialties conducted by our faculty.
For more information, please visit the links below at the WSU School of Medicine.
