gi for kids patient portal

What is GI for kids?

At GI For Kids, we believe that your/your child’s medical records should be readily available, while also ensuring they are handled carefully and safeguarded. You can use the portal to contact the office to make an appointment or check the date of your next appointment, ask a question, and request medication refills and records.

Where does our pediatric GI clinic treat patients from?

GI for Kids is a private, comprehensive pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition center located in Knoxville, Tennessee. At our facility, we provide radiology services, ultrasound, allergy testing, an infusion center, specialized pediatric phlebotomists and a state of the art laboratory. In addition to our team of gastroenterologists, we have a ...

What can I See in the kids plus patient portal?

NEW PATIENT INFO. You may contact our office Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. at (865) 546-3998 to make an appointment. Before your first office visit, please print and fill the new patient forms below. You only need to fill out New Patient Nutrition Packet if seeing the Registered Dietitian.

What is Gigi for kids?

We are GI for kids. GI for Kids is a private pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition center located in Knoxville, TN. We serve patients and families from East Tennessee and the surrounding states. We currently have satellite locations in Crossville, TN; Cleveland, TN; Morristown, TN; and Corbin, KY for the convenience of our families.

What are added sugars?

Added sugars are sugars that don’t occur naturally in a food. For example, some sugar is naturally occurring in food like fruits and dairy products. Added sugars include sucrose, dextrose, table sugar, brown sugar, honey, syrups, fruit juice concentrate, and molasses to name the most common.….

Is vaping a habit?

Vaping has been an increasingly popular habit over the last 10-15 years, initially being advertised as a “healthy” alternative to smoking but now seen as something distinct from other tobacco/nicotine containing products. The popularity has especially surged amongst young people, primarily college aged students but also as young as high school and even middle school…

Who is Madden Wilson?

In this “Wellness Wednesday,” Madden Wilson, a dietician at a GI for kids walks us through what you need to know about gluten free diets for your kids. She also discussed the many resources offered at GI for kids….

NEW PATIENT INFO

You may contact our office Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. at (865) 546-3998 to make an appointment.

Patient Forms

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We are GI for kids

GI for Kids is a private pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition center located in Knoxville, TN. We serve patients and families from East Tennessee and the surrounding states. We currently have satellite locations in Crossville, TN; Cleveland, TN; Morristown, TN; and Corbin, KY for the convenience of our families.

A Word from Our Medical Director

East Tennessee is an amazing resource for our community and the surrounding counties. Our clinic treats patients from all over Tennessee and outside of the state. We are one of the busiest pediatric GI practices in the United States. Our website www.www.giforkids.com is one of the most visited websites for pediatric gastroenterology.

Research at GI For Kids

Our Clinical Research Coordinator, Mary Ellen McNeal, BSN, RN, manages the clinical studies here at GI For Kids. She works hand-in-hand with our physicians, nurses, and other medical staff to ensure that studies are conducted safely and according to the set protocols.

What is Medical Research?

Medical research, sometimes called biomedical or clinical research, is done in the hopes of advancing medical knowledge by studying patients with certain medical conditions.

Why is Medical Research Done?

Medical research is done for the advancement of medical knowledge. When doctors learn more about diseases and conditions, they can more readily treat, diagnose, or prevent them.

Who conducts Medical Research?

A medical doctor, called a principal investigator, is the leader of the study at clinical sites. There will be a research team composed of other doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals trained to conduct research with human subjects.