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- Topic: Adolescent Medicine services at University of Vermont Medical Center / UVM Health, related to the UVM Health - University of Vermont Children’s Hospital. - Context: The page references UVM Medical Center’s Children’s Hospital, a medical practices entity based in Burlington, VT, with information on departments, programs, and personnel. - Key aspects likely covered (in line with Adolescent Medicine focus): pediatric/adolescent clinical services, specialists, programs for teens, and how to access pediatric and adolescent care through UVM Health network.

Clinic Type

Adolescent Medicine

Address

1 South Prospect Street Level 3 Burlington, VT 05401-5505

Phone

802-847-4696

Email

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Services Offered

  • Adolescent Medicine

Team

  • Golisano Children’s Hospital Adolescent Medicine Team, Board-certified adolescent medicine physicians, additional medical providers, social workers and psychologists — Program/Department

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What does the Adolescent Medicine program offer?

The program delivers teen-specific services in a caring environment, focusing on confidential care and a team-based approach with providers, social workers, and psychologists.

Who is eligible for the adolescent medicine services?

Programs are for youths up to age 17, including primary care services, wellness, and care for chronic and acute conditions.

How is confidentiality handled for teens?

Confidential care with opportunities for teens to speak privately; caregivers play an important supporting role as appropriate.

What services are included in the program’s mental health evaluation?

There is a structured process including an initial intake and a second visit with a child psychiatrist for an in-depth mental health evaluation.

Are there gender-affirming or transgender youth services?

Yes, there is Vermont and northern New York’s only Transgender Youth Program offering gender-affirming care, including hormone therapy and puberty-blocking medications when appropriate.

What types of gynecologic and reproductive health services are available?

Gynecology concerns, STI testing and treatment, contraception (birth control), and care for menstrual concerns (delayed menses, irregular menses, cramps, and masking/management options).

What other care options are available for adolescents?

Comprehensive care from primary care providers, urgent care and weekend primary care at some locations, and MyChart access for 24/7 information and communication.

Awards & Accreditations

  • 2023 KidSafe Collaborative Service Award for Outstanding Collaboration
  • KidSafe Collaborative Award (2023) — Pediatric Primary Care - Burlington?
  • Pediatric Primary Care - Burlington (award mention)

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

  • Healthgrades: 5 out of 5 stars (3 reviews)

Patients praise

  • high-quality care
  • excellent bedside manner
  • smart and qualified providers
  • listens to patient concerns
  • kind and nonjudgmental approach

Common complaints

  • wait times

"My daughter has seen Dr Drebitko for 7 years, since she was in her early teens and I cannot recommend her more highly. Not only is she incredibly smart and qualified, she has a bedside manner equaled by none. ... Clare talks to my daughter in a kind, frank and nonjudgmental way that makes my daughter both listen to her and respect her judgement."

— Healthgrades patient review for Dr. Clare Drebitko

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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