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Adolescent medicine Physicians in this specialty are trained to treat physical and emotional problems that are common during adolescence. this includes acne, bulimia, growth/ pubertal development problems and sports injuries. Richard H Miranda, MD 303-869-2160 1721 E 19th Ave, Ste 500, Denver MD: Univ of Pennsylvania, 1996 Resid: Baylor College of Med Molly Uhlenhake, DO High Street Primary Care 303-869-2160 1721 E 19th Ave, Ste 500, Denver www.pslmc.com DO: Univ of Osteopathic Med & Health Sciences, Kansas City Resid: Pediatric Urgent Care, North Kansas City, Hospitalist Allergy/ immunology Physicians in this specialty focus on the diagnosis of disorders caused by hypersensitivity to various substances, such as pollen, nuts or mold. they treat such disorders as asthma, chronic lung disease, and allergic and non-allergic rhinitis. Sanford E Avner, MD Allergy & Asthma Care and Prevention Center 303-706-9923 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 400, Lone Tree www.allasth.com MD: State Univ, New York, 1966 Intern/Resid: Kings County Hosp, Denver Fellow: National Jewish Hosp, Denver Lora J Stewart, MD Allergy & Asthma Care and Prevention Center 303-706-9923 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 400, Lone Tree www.allasth.com MD: Case Western Reserve Univ Intern/Resid: The Children's Hosp, Denver Fellow: National Jewish, Denver AsthmA/ Pulmonology AsthmA: lungs and airways of children with asthma become easily inflamed when exposed to certain triggers, such as airborne pollen. in other cases, childhood asthma may flare up with a cold or other respiratory infections. childhood asthma can cause bother- some daily symptoms that interfere with play, sports, school and sleep. through proper treatment, you and your child can keep symptoms under control and prevent damage to growing lungs. Pulmonology: Physicians in this specialty address respiratory problems from the chronic cough to birth defects of the respiratory tract. they serve and treat children with asthma, chronic cough, gerd and sleep disorders, as well as, children who are ventilator dependent or have a tracheostomy. Margarita Guarin, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Pulmonology 303-831-9853 4545 East 9th Ave, Ste 504, Denver www.rmpedspulm.com MD: Univ Industrial De Santander Resid: Med College of Wisconsin Fellow: Med College of Wisconsin & Univ of Utah Lee Rusakow, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Pulmonology 303-831-9853 4545 East 9th Ave, Ste 504, Denver www.rmpedspulm.com MD: New York Univ Resid: Montefiore Med Ctr/Albert Einstein Fellow: The Children's Hosp, Denver Audiology Audiologists are trained in evaluation and testing of hearing and hearing loss and related disorders in babies and small children. goal is early detection and intervention of hearing loss in babies and small children. Brittany Richardson, AuD, CCC-A Rocky Mountain Pediatric ENT Associates 303-301-9019 2055 High St, Ste 110, Denver www.rockymtnent4kids.com AuD: Univ of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Resid: Univ of North Carolina Hosp Nicole Cyr, AuD, CCC-A Rocky Mountain Pediatric ENT Associates 303-301-9019 2055 High St, Ste 110, Denver www.rockymtnent4kids.com AuD: Univ of Colorado Resid: Univ of Colorado Hosp BAriAtric medicAl/surgicAl Adolescent ProgrAm Bariatric surgery alters the digestive system to help people with severe weight- related health problems lose weight. Bariatric refers to the causes, prevention and treatment of obesity. Adolescents must meet the requirements for surgery. Michael Snyder, MD Denver Center for Bariatric Surgery 303-280-0900 4600 E Hale Pkwy, Ste 340, Denver www.denverbariatrics.com MD: Univ of Miami, 1991 Intern/Resid: Oregon Health Sciences cArdiology Physicians in this specialty treat diseases of the heart, lungs and blood vessels. they commonly treat patients with congenital and acquired heart disease and heart arrhythmias. Samuel T Brescia, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Cardiology 303-860-9933 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 300, Lone Tree 2055 High Street, Ste 255, Denver www.rockymountainkidshearts.com MD: Univ of Texas, San Antonio Resid: Mayo Clinic Fellow: Baylor College of Med Douglas D Christensen, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Cardiology 303-860-9933 10099 Ridge Gate Pkwy, Ste 300, Lone Tree 2055 High Street, Ste 255, Denver www.rockymountainkidshearts.com MD: Univ Autonoma de Guadalajara, 1998 Intern: New York Med College Resid: State Univ of New York Fellow: Emory Univ David J Miller, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Cardiology 303-860-9933 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 300, Lone Tree 2055 High Street, Ste 255, Denver www.rockymountainkidshearts.com MD: Univ of Nebraska, 1988 Intern/Resid: Baylor College of Med Fellow: Baylor College of Med Michael Pettersen, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Cardiology 303-860-9933 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 300, Lone Tree 2055 High Street, Ste 255, Denver www.rockymountainkidshearts.com MD: Mayo Med School Resid: Children's Hosp, Cincinnati Fellow: Mayo Clinic Jane E Nydam, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Cardiology 303-860-9933 10099 RidgeGate Pkwy, Ste 300, Lone Tree 2055 High Street, Ste 255, Denver www.rockymountainkidshearts.com MD: Wayne State Univ Intern: Children's Hosp, Michigan Resid/Fellow: Univ of Colorado, Children's Hosp cArdiovAsculAr surgery Physicians in this specialty perform surgery on the chest area, most commonly the heart and lungs. Steven R Leonard, MD Rocky Mountain Pediatric Heart Surgery 720-475-8730 2055 High St, Ste 260, Denver www.rmpediatrichearts.com MD: Univ of Colorado Resid: Univ of Texas Southwestern, Dallas Resid: The Children's Hosp, Harvard Fellow: Med Univ of South Carolina cleft PAlAte & crAniofAciAl At rose medicAl center 303-320-7122 cleft palate is a congenital deformity caused by abnormal facial development during gestation. A cleft is a fissure or opening—a gap. it is the non-fusion of the body's natural structures that form before birth. A cleft lip or palate can be successfully treated with surgery, especially if conducted soon after birth or in early childhood. concussion cAre A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that alters the way your brain functions. effects are usually temporary, but can include problems with headache, concentration, memory, judgment, balance and coordination. Although concussions usually are caused by a blow to the head, they can also occur when the head and upper body are violently shaken. these injuries can cause a loss of consciousness, but most concussions do not. Because of this, some people have concussions and don't realize it. Michele Chetham, MD Carepoint 303-436-2727 5600 Quebec St, Ste 312A, Greenwood Vlg MD: Georgetown Univ, 1988 Resid: Univ of Massachusetts Medical Ctr Fellow: Children's Hosp Colorado Karen McAvoy, PysD Rocky Mountain Youth Sports Medicine Institute 720-979-0840 14000 E Arapahoe Rd, Ste 300, Centennial www.rmysportsmed.com PysD: Univ of Denver Intern: The Children's Hosp, Denver Fellow: Farren Memorial Hosp, Massachusetts 72 © 2014 Solve Publications