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The George W. Jenkins Children’s Emergency Department at the Carol Jenkins Barnett Pavilion for Women and Children provides the space and technology needed to ensure that your child receives the best possible care in a family-friendly setting.
Once you choose your provider, he or she will see you each month during your pregnancy and more often during the last month of pregnancy. Some expectant mothers may need to visit their doctor more often. Your physician or provider will be your best resource during this time as he or she monitors your health and progress and the growth and development of your baby.
The BRAVE Program for Autistic Children
The BRAVE program at Lakeland Regional Health provides a compassionate and innovative way to help our patients who have autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing disorder and any pervasive developmental disorders. Using evidence-based research in its creation, BRAVE helps to individualize the plan of care for children and teenagers with a sensory diagnosis to help decrease their anxiety and provide a safe and non-threatening atmosphere. While maximizing a patient’s privacy, BRAVE allows team members and other caregivers to be aware of a child’s unique needs so each child receives personalized care.
Our Freestanding Emergency Department cares for adults and children.
*This emergency department is part of Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center. This is not an urgent care center. Its services and care are billed at hospital emergency department rates.
For these or other serious or life-threatening situations, call 911 or go to the emergency room right away.