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Special assistance to access community services for Medicaid eligible infants two years and under that are at risk for poor health.

All required childhood immunizations are free of charge. Vaccines available to adults and non-code of Virginia vaccines for children. Car seat program: classes & distribution

Services include interdisciplinary diagnostic assessment by a team of physician, nurse, social worker, educational consultant, and psychologist, diagnosis, care planning, and care coordination.

Specialty clinics available upon referral for children needing evaluation and follow up in orthopedics, hearing impairment, eye imbalance, neurology, cardiology, diabetes, urology, pediatric surgery, hemophilia, and cystic fibrosis.

Provides structured medical case management and wrap-around services for children birth to seven who have been diagnosed with a respiratory disease or have asthma that is poorly controlled. These services are designed to complement the care an asthmatic child receives through his/her primary care provider or pulmonologist. Through monthly in home evaluations of the child, medical records and individual case consultation with a child's primary care provider or pulmonologist, nurses obtain information about a child's asthma profile including environmental triggers, medications, history of attacks, frequency of emergency visits and hospitalizations, and treatment recommendations. Instructs parents on how to make changes in the home to decrease environmental triggers (dust, pet dander, indoor smoking, mold), how to use and manage their child's medications (including proper dosage), and how to use spacers that make the most of asthma medications. Nurses also instruct parents with regards to managing an asthma attack including how to recognize the signs and symptoms of an impending attack, when to contact the child's primary care provider or pulmonologist, when to take the child in for evaluation, and when to take the child to the Emergency Room. Follow ups with the parent and child's doctor to ensure that treatment recommendations are understood and followed; families with transportation needs can receive transportation through CHIP to any of their child's health care or specialist appointments. Together with parents and physicians, nurses support the development of an Asthma Action Plan that provides clear, easy-to-follow instructions on managing an asthma attack.

Provides pregnancy testing; all required childhood immunizations are free of charge. Other women's health services include birth control, pap smears, breast and annual exams. Child safety seats are free to income-eligible families.

Offers acute care for illness, injury and chronic conditions. Provides preventative, well child examinations, hearing and vision testing, school and sports physicals, developmental assessments, immunizations. Also provides referrals to pediatric specialists, care coordination, health education, lab and radiology services. Mental health and nutritionist services on site. Pharmacy assistance for uninsured. Assistance with applications for Medicaid and FAMIS benefits.

Comprehensive medical services including: treatment for hypertension, diabetes management, women's health services including pregnancy screening, pediatric services, work and school physicals, laboratory and x-ray services, flu and pneumonia vaccines, treatment for minor illnesses, prescriptions for medicine, and referrals to specialty care practitioners. Preventive care, annual check ups, diabetes and blood pressure checks, and screenings for sexually transmitted diseases and HIV.

Provides services to assess the strengths and needs of the family and children (assessments include child health, development and safety, family wellness and stability, parent work experience and employability); services to assist parents in acquiring parenting skills, learning about growth and development, promoting health and well-being of their families and increasing self sufficiency; follow up activities; and referrals and outreach to available community resources.

Pediatric and primary outpatient care with an emphasis on preventive health and wellness and a focus on integrated care.

Offers pediatric physical, speech and occupational therapy for children, infants through adolescents. Provides infant screening services.

A pediatric clinic offering care to children from birth until they graduate from college, marry, or have a child. Does not generally accept new patients over 15. Blacksburg office: (540) 552-7272 (552-7272 after hours) Radford office: (540) 639-5188 (639-5188 after hours) Hospital office number: (540) 639-5620

Examinations needed for school entrance (primary school, college, and special programs).

Family Lifeline's Early Childhood Initiative offers three models of early childhood home visitation: Healthy Families, Children's Health Involving Parents (CHIP), and Parents As Teachers. We work in partnership with parents to offer health education and parenting guidance to pregnant persons and families with young children. Additionally, asthma case management services are provided to eligible children up to the age of 18 years.

Physicals required for school entry are provided to those indigent children without any other resource. This includes a consultation with a nurse, blood check, physical examinations and vaccines as needed. Referrals to Medicaid and FAMIS, a state funded insurance program are provided.

The Medical Care for Children Partnership (MCCP) is a community partnership dedicated to providing medical and dental services to children of Fairfax County who otherwise are ineligible to receive healthcare offered through Medicaid or other private and public sources.

Services include interdisciplinary diagnostic assessment by a team of physician, nurse, social worker, educational consultant, and psychologist, diagnosis, care planning, and care coordination.

Provides neurology services for children

Special medical support services for income eligible children who have conditions that require long term medical and special health care. Examples of long term medical conditions are congenital heart disease, hemophilia, and diabetes.

Pediatric Clinic provides care for patients under 18 years old (17 and younger). Children's health includes physical, mental, and social well-being.

Pediatric health care provider in Nelson County, with two skilled pediatricians. Accepts more than 200 different insurances, including Medicaid and Tricare, and also have a Sliding Scale in place for low income, uninsured or under-insured families.

Providing patient-centered, wrap-around medical care for children.

Maternity Care Pregnant women are provided medical examinations; education regarding healthy lifestyle behaviors including nutrition, breastfeeding, exercise, and safety; and referrals to other agencies. Case management services, BabyCare and Resource Mothers, are offered to high-risk pregnant women. Baby Care Registered Nurses, trained in maternal and child health, identify needs, provide clinical services, and coordinate support resources for pregnant women and their children up to age two.

School entrance and special school examinations. Pubic health nurses serve as consultants to school nurses and are available for health education.

Specialty clinics available upon referral for children needing evaluation and follow-up in the following areas: orthopedics, hearing impairment, eye imbalance, neurology, cardiology, diabetes, urology, pediatric surgery, hemophilia, cystic fibrosis. A sliding scale fee is applied, based on income.