Bluemound Pediatrics-Children's Wisconsin
- Main Phone (414) 258-0606
- Main Fax (414) 258-1953
About Bluemound Pediatrics
Bluemound Pediatrics is committed to providing the best physical, mental, and social health and well being for our patients, from infancy to young adulthood. We are affiliated with Children’s Wisconsin and have pediatricians ready to serve your child’s needs.
Children’s Wisconsin is not public testing site for COVID-19. Nationwide access to testing supplies is limited. Children’s is only able to test patients who meet CDC guidelines.
Committed to health and wellness
Our team of physicians has a variety of expertise when it comes to caring for children and teens. In addition to caring for your child when they are sick, we are committed to helping keep them healthy and safe. Visits with our doctors may include discussions about:
- Which vaccines your child needs
- Nutrition plans to ensure your child grows and is eating well (we also monitor your child’s growth and development)
- Guidance for each stage of your child’s life
- Safety issues
- Behavioral concerns, parenting issues, and childhood emotional issues
Connected with Children’s
Bluemound Pediatrics carries with it the Children’s name. That means you can take comfort in knowing your child’s doctor is affiliated with one of the top children's hospitals in the nation. Our pediatricians will connect you directly with the best available doctor if your child ever needs to see a specialist at the main hospital. And best of all, Children’s specialists will keep your Bluemound Pediatrics primary care doctor updated on any tests, diagnoses, or treatments.
Our Staff
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Alisa Carlson MD
PediatricsNot accepting new patients
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Wendy Grohman APNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner -
Benjamin Landgraf MD
PediatricsAccepting new patients
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Craig Leach DO
PediatricsNot accepting new patients
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Patrick Lehman MD
Pediatrics, Sports MedicineAccepting new patients
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Brittni Liebhauser MSW LCSW
Mental and behavioral health -
Sadoun Omari MD
PediatricsAccepting new patients
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Jennifer Schreiber MD
PediatricsNot accepting new patients
Appointments
Visits are by appointment only. Please try to schedule well-child visits and checkups several weeks in advance. We understand sick children may need to be seen immediately and same-day appointments are available.
We offer several options to make it easy for you to schedule your appointment:
- If you are an existing patient, you can schedule here, log into MyChart or text or call (414) 258-0606.
- If you are a new patient, submit our online appointment request form.
Calling us
Our knowledgeable staff are available to schedule your appointments and answer questions throughout the day. Medical advice calls are returned by a triage nurse or physician to provide prompt attention to your concerns and questions.
After hours
After-hours phone calls are directed to our answering service and are handled by one of our on-call physicians.
For emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or go directly to the nearest emergency room.
Billing and insurance
We work with many different insurance companies. In most cases, we can file your claim for you.
Hospital care
Children in need of hospitalization may be admitted to Children's Wisconsin-Milwaukee Campus. Those with minor injuries or problems may be referred to one of our urgent care locations or local emergency rooms.
Clinic forms
All of our patient forms have been posted online for your convenience. Simply print, fill out, and bring with you to your next appointment.
Well-child visit schedule
We recommend well-child visits at the following points in your child's life:
- 2 weeks
- 1 month
- 2 months
- 4 months
- 6 months
- 9 months
- 12 months
- 15 months
- 18 months
- 24 months
- 30 months
- Every year starting at 3 years
You can view the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended well-child visit schedule for even more information on what to expect at each visit.
Of course, it's also important to check with your doctor for the best schedule for your child.
Vaccine resources
Immunization is key to preventing diseases and we believe it's incredibly important for all children to be up to date with their vaccines. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has many vaccine resources available, including:
- Vaccine information for parents
- FAQ about immunizations
- Immunization schedules by age (PDF's) (0-6, 7-18, 19+)
Resources for parents
Our patient handouts/teaching sheets educate parents and children on a variety of health topics, conditions and procedures. They are written by staff and updated regularly. Some additional links that we think parents might find helpful include:
- AAP News (official news magazine of the American Academy of Pediatrics)
- Southeast Regional Center (for children with special healthcare needs)
- HealthyChildren.org
- Love and Logic
We also recommend the following list of books:
- All Grown Up and No Place to Go, David Elkind
- Caring for Your Adolescent, American Academy of Pediatrics
- Caring for Your Infant and Young Child, AAP
- Caring for Your School Age Child, AAP
- The Difficult Child, Stanley Turecks
- Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care, Benjamin Spock, MD
- The First Three Years of Life, Burton White
- Guide to Your Child's Sleep, AAP
- How to Get Your Kid to Eat...But Not Too Much, Ellyn Satter
- How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk, Adelle
- Hurried Child, David Elkind
- Instructions for Pediatric Patients, Barton Schmidt, MD
- Made Here, Baby, Bruce Wolk
- The Magic Years, Selma Frailberg
- The Nursing Mother's Companion, Kathleen Huggins
- Practical Advice for Parents, Children's Wisconsin.
- Practical Advice for Parents of Teens, Children's Wisconsin
- Raising Your Spirited Child, Mary Sheedy Kurcinua
- Redirecting Children's Behavior, Kathryn Kvols
- The Sleep Book for Tired Parents, Rebecca Huntley
- Solve Your Child's Sleep Problem, Richard Ferber
- What Every Parent Should Know, Paul A. Offit, MD, and Louis M. Bell, MD
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