First Steps – Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

Summary: The provided page describes WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s, a nonprofit pediatric-focused health system based in Morgantown, WV. It highlights that the center houses the state’s largest group of pediatric primary care physicians and specialists, offering comprehensive services across pediatric subspecialties and inpatient units. Key facilities include neonatal and pediatric intensive care units, epilepsy monitoring, infusion services, birthing center, and specialized centers for neuroscience, heart, blood disorders and cancer, among others. The organization operates as part of WVU Medicine, with extensive pediatric care, emergency and critical care services, and a broad range of specialties (e.g., orthopedics, ENT, gastroenterology, endocrinology, genetics, neurology, urology, nephrology, rheumatology, plastic surgery, and behavioral health). It employs around 163 staff and serves West Virginia with a focus on accurate diagnosis and treatment for both common and rare pediatric conditions. Contact and corporate details: headquartered in Morgantown; main phone (304) 598-1111; LinkedIn presence; nonprofit hospital/healthcare industry. The page emphasizes leadership in pediatric care access within West Virginia.

Summary: The West Virginia University School of Medicine (WVU Medicine) is the state’s Health Sciences Center focused on patient care, education, research, and community service. It operates as part of West Virginia University with a presence in Morgantown (HQ) and several WV locations, and additional international footprints. The school offers education and services across multiple departments, including Adolescent Medicine. Contact: 304-455-8000. Addresses include Morgantown HQ and Charleston, Martinsburg, and other WV sites. If you’re targeting Adolescent Medicine specifically at WVU, you may contact the School of Medicine or WVU Medicine for the Adolescent Medicine program details, locations, and clinicians serving Weirton or nearby areas.