Overview

Overview

Cleveland Clinic Children’s Center for Adolescent Medicine provides preventive and specialized care for children, adolescents and young adults ages 10-22 years. Our specialists perform routine gynecologic and specialized reproductive care (period problems, gynecologic nonsurgical needs, comprehensive counseling, gender identity issues), including reproductive care for youth with chronic or complex medical conditions. Our physicians also provide medical management for eating disorders and obesity. In addition to treating adolescents, our services also extend to children younger than age 10 years old with eating disorders, problems of puberty, menstrual disorders or other challenges.   

Our Adolescent Medicine physicians are dedicated to providing quality, evidence-based care for all of our patients. Services are offered at Cleveland Clinic main campus, Hillcrest Hospital, Stephanie Tubbs Jones Family Health Center and Fairview Westown Physician Center.

Why choose us for your child's care?

  • Cleveland Clinic Children's consistently ranks among the top children's hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
  • Our Adolescent Medicine physicians are among the best in the country. We utilize a multidisciplinary team approach to help coordinate and improve care for your child. Our team consists of: pediatricians/adolescent medicine experts, psychologists, psychiatrists, dietitians, social workers and other pediatric subspecialties, as needed.
What We Treat

What We Treat

We treat and care for patients who are diagnosed with, or who require care for the following:

Programs

Programs

Reproductive Healthcare
All issues of reproductive healthcare, including insertion of long-acting reversible contraceptives, menstrual manipulation and puberty issues are addressed.

Eating Disorders
We provide medical evaluation and treatment for children, adolescents and young adults ages 5-22 years old. Dietitians and therapists partner with our team to offer this specialized, expert care.

Gender Understanding, Identity and Expression (GUIDE) Program
The GUIDE Program provides an evaluation and a wide range of support and intervention for youth (childhood through adolescent years) who are gender questioning, gender non-confirming, gender fluid, transgender or who are struggling with other issues around their gender. This multidisciplinary program is a collaboration of adolescent medicine, pediatric endocrinology, pediatric psychology, pediatric psychiatry and bioethics.

Obesity
Evaluations are performed by our Adolescent Medicine providers and scheduled follow-ups are provided by certified dietitians. Additionally, protein sparing modified fasting is available for highly motivated patients.

Benefits

Benefits

We use a state-of-the-art, evidence based, multidisciplinary approach in treating our adolescent patients. In this way, as a parent, you know we are using all of our resources and knowledge to ensure we are treating and caring for your child at every level.

Our team consists of:

  • Pediatricians/adolescent medicine experts.
  • Psychologists.
  • Psychiatrists.
  • Social workers.
  • Dietitians.
Our Doctors

Our Doctors

Appointments

Appointments

To schedule an appointment, please call 216.444.5437 or 800.223.2273, ext. 45437. You can also send us an email.

Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

Resources

Resources

What is adolescent medicine?

Reproductive health

Teen mental health

Online education

Eating disorder care