Cleveland Clinic

Cleveland Clinic offers care across internal medicine, infectious disease, neonatology, pediatric endocrinology, women's health, pediatrics, and urgent care. The clinical team includes board-certified and fellowship-trained specialists who collaborate on individual treatment plans.

Yes, Cleveland Clinic offers same-day appointments. Patients also access Express Care and Urgent Care services for more immediate needs.

Yes, Cleveland Clinic offers virtual visits and virtual second opinions. Patients schedule these through the MyChart patient portal.

Cleveland Clinic uses the MyChart patient portal for scheduling, records, and care communication. Patients access MyChart through the Cleveland Clinic website or mobile app.

Cleveland Clinic operates more than 300 locations. Patients find care options across Ohio and internationally.

The Children's Hospital at Cleveland Clinic operates a Level III NICU, the highest level of neonatal care. The unit has 17 fully equipped beds and serves infants from Cleveland Clinic and community hospitals alike.

Yes, Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation is Ohio's only freestanding pediatric rehabilitation hospital. It provides intensive therapy and complex medical monitoring for children, including those born prematurely.

The Pediatric Endocrinology section treats children and adolescents with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and a broad range of endocrine disorders. Conditions include thyroid and growth disorders, puberty concerns, Turner's syndrome, and hormonal issues in adolescents.

The Women's Health Center operates within the Flo and Stanley Gault Women's Health and Breast Pavilion at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio.

The NICU team uses stress assessments to guide each infant's environment and treatment. Staff adjust room lighting, sound levels, and timing of care to fit each baby's individual needs. No routine procedures apply universally across the unit.