Adolescent Health Centers in The United States
Many subspecialists practice as part of general specialty clinics or practices, or in high school or college clinics. In addition, many major metropolitan areas have clinics that offer adolescent-specific care. A partial list includes:
Dallas
- Adolescent and Young Adult Clinic at Children's Medical Center (Dallas)
- Windhaven Adolescent Medicine Clinic at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital (Plano)
New York City
- The Adolescent Health Center at Mount Sinai Medical Center (Manhattan)
- Adolescent clinic at Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center (the Bronx)
- The Door
Rochester, NY
- The Adolescent Health Clinic at University of Rochester
Los Angeles
- Teenage and Young Adult Health Center at Children's Hospital Los Angeles
San Francisco area
- Adolescent Medicine Clinic at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford
- Adolescent Medicine Clinic at UCSF
Boston
- Division of Adolescent Medicine at Children's Hospital Boston
Philadelphia
- Adolescent Medicine Clinic at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Adolescent Medicine at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
- Teen Health Center at Temple University Children's Medical Center
- Teen Health Center at Albert Einstein Medical Center
Columbus
- Adolescent Health at Nationwide Children's Hospital
Seattle
- Department of Adolescent Medicine at Seattle Children's Hospital
Cincinnati, OH
- Division of Adolescent Medicine at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
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