Elm Street Pediatrics

The PediaTrust network

Our new office at 572 Lincoln Avenue, Suite #3

Dr Levin was named a top Chicago Kids Doc; read it here, or add your own comment

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ESP is now part of the PediaTrust network!

We are excited to announce that we have joined with several other north suburban groups to form the PediaTrust network. This does not change how we practice medicine, but allows us to remain in control, and independent of hospitals. See here for details. Please use the following form if coming to the office for the first time in 2013.

2012-13 Influenza Outbreak Continues

As you likely know by now, we have seen and are contiuing to see a high number of cases of influenza. Typical symptoms include fever, vomiting, stuffy nose, diarrhea, and cough, along with decreased appetite. Most cases resolve without treatment in 3-5 days, but please call if you are concerned your child may have "the flu".

Pertussis Has Returned to the North Shore

We are now seeing many cases of pertussis, or "Whooping Cough", in our community. Although children are vaccinated beginning at 2 months old, we are seeing "breakthrough" cases in vaccinated children. Please contact us if you have any concerns, and see our BLOG for details.

Vitamin D Recs: at least 400 IU daily for all kids!

The new Vitamin D guidelines are out. For infants through adolescents, all ages are now to get a minimum of 400 IU (International Units) of Vitamin D per day. Click here for more information.

Our Doctors

Susan J. Nelson, MD
Trisha A. Miki, MD
Joshua D. Levin, MD
Rachel G. Goodman, MD
Leah Pieczynski, PA
Ana Maria Fernandez, NP

Our Address

Elm Street Pediatrics
572 Lincoln Ave, Suite #3
Winnetka, IL 60093
(847) 501-4040 /phone
(847) 501-4075 /fax

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These are pediatrics drawings done by our patients... click here to see our full gallery!

WEBSITES WE LIKE

An AAP website written by pediatricians, with great information about healthy and sick children.

Pollen.com provides clear and easy to understand pollen levels for allergy sufferers to follow.

The CDC provides accurate up-to-date info on all infectious diseases such as influenza, RSV, and whooping cough.

The AAAI provides current environmental allergen levels locally, including grasses, weeds, and pollens.