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Need Pediatric Gastro In Atlanta Region

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mygfworld Apprentice
mygfworld
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I'm having a very hard time finding a good Pediatric Gastro in my area. Can anyone recommend a good kids gastro in the Atlanta region? I'm willing to drive some distance if people can recommend from their personal experiences.

My 4 yr old is having some new problems so I need a dr to do a new evaluation on what might be going on.

Thanks!

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I highly recommend Dr. Jeffery Lewis at Children's Center for Digestive Health Care across the street from Scottish Rite Hospital. Dr. Lewis is the best there is for pediatric celiac disease. He founded the local chapter of ROCK (Raising Our Celiac Kids). Very dedicated, smart and friendly.

Good Luck!

MaryJones2 Enthusiast
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Cynthia Rudert is also in Atlanta. Her number is (770) 475-0903.

tfrankenberger Apprentice
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I will highly recommend Children's Center for Digestive HealthCare.

(affectionatly known as GI Care 4 kids) We use Dr. Stanley Cohen there, but I think all their doctors are good. They're located right across the street from Scottish Rite in Atlanta. They have been wonderful. My son was diagnosed Feb. 2009.

They have a R.O.C.K. Chapter that started out of that doctor's office, (Raising Our Celiac Kids).

Their number is 404-257-0799.

mygfworld Apprentice
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Thanks everyone. I'll see if I can get her in to one of them and get a better answer to her issues.

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