The Developmental Pediatrics Clinic at Memorial Children's Hospital provides family-focused care for children at risk for developmental delay. Working with the parents, the child's primary care physician and the schools, the clinical staff at Memorial's Developmental Pediatric Clinic will help maximize each child's potential for success.

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Memorial Children’s Hospital has a coordinated, family centered, pediatric diabetes team consisting of pediatric intensivists, a pediatrician with a sub specialty in diabetes, a certified diabetes educator (CDE), pediatric nurse educators, a pediatric dietitian, social workers and child life specialists.

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Memorial's Pediatric Hematology/Oncology’s comprehensive team is led by an experienced medical director and includes a pediatric nurse practitioner, nurses, social services staff and a parent advocate. Together, they offer children and their families personal counseling, psychological support and coordination of treatment to minimize the impact of a chronic disease on daily life.

A team of board certified pediatricians is available 24 hours a day to consult and/or assume care for any child in need of in-patient hospitalization. The hospitalist team also works in conjunction with Pediatric Intensivists to provide procedural sedation for procedures that may generate pain or anxiety for the hospitalized child.

Pediatric infectious disease specialists address such diseases as those caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. Sometimes they are also consulted for diseases that are complicated or atypical.

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The PICU is managed exclusively by board certified Pediatric Intensivists, specializing in the care of critically ill or injured infants and children. In addition to caring for children within the PICU, Memorial intensivists direct the Pediatric Emergency Transport Services Team (PETS), provide procedural sedation services in conjunction with Pediatric Hospitalists, and work closely with area physicians and surgeons to ensure the on-going quality of care for hospitalized children.