CVMC has two pediatric practices:
CVMC’s many family/primary care practices see the full-spectrum of patients, from newborns to adults:
Other area practices:
For information about other providers in central Vermont, please search our Find-A-Doctor database.
Russell G. Sarver, MD, MountainView Urology
Specializes in childrens problems (bedwetting, urinary reflux, infections, scrotal and penile abnormalities)
J. Gary Rose, MD, Fletcher Allen Otolaryngology
Provides diagnosis and treatment for conditions relating to the ear, nose and throat, including tonsil and adenoid diseases and ear infections.
Family Psychiatry Associates, one of CVMC’s Medical Group Practices, offers psychiatric evaluations and therapy for children and adolescents.
Washington County Mental Health Services provides comprehensive, community-based services to children with severe emotional disturbances and their families, as well as children with acute behavioral problems and a wide range of other challenging behaviors.
For more information about mental health, local resources and online information, please also refer to our Mental Health page.
Our Nutrition Education & Counseling Program includes one-on-one nutrition education and counseling for many conditions including diabetes, obesity, eating disorders and food allergies. Find out more.
Green Mountain Orthopaedic Surgery (GMOS)
The board-certified orthopedic surgeons at Green Mountain Orthopaedic Surgery (GMOS) treat children of all ages, from babies to teenagers. All surgeons are board certified in sports medicine. Find out more.
Pediatric Rehabilitation
CVMC’s Rehab Services offers a Pediatric Rehabilitation program that provides services for the pre-adolescent patient. Strong emphasis is placed on family involvement. Therapeutic intervention is a collaboration of services that may include Speech Language Pathology, Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. Find out more.
Sensory Integration
CVMC’s Sensory Integration Program can be an alternative to drug-based therapy that assists a child and their family to develop strategies for managing sensory challenges at home, school and in the community. Find out more.