Norton Children's Medical Center
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About Norton Children’s Medical Center
Norton Children’s Medical Center is a unique regional facility, designed just for kids, that brings the compassionate, skilled pediatric care of Norton Children’s Hospital closer to residents of northeastern Jefferson County and the surrounding area. Norton Children’s Medical Center is about a 10-minute drive from Southern Indiana and the new Lewis and Clark Bridge. The medical center features:
- A 24/7 pediatric emergency department
- Outpatient surgical services
- Diagnostic testing: full-service testing capabilities, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), ultrasound, fluoroscopy and X-rays; pediatric sedation services available
- Child life therapy: features a team working with children and their families to reduce fear and anxiety about unfamiliar surroundings or procedures
Address:
4910 Chamberlain Lane
Louisville, KY 40241
Main Phone: 502-629-2000
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