Working Together to Improve Pediatric Care
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Norton Healthcare and the University of Louisville have a long-standing relationship in pediatric services. Our dedicated providers work side-by-side every day at Norton Children’s Hospital to ensure that our community’s children receive the quality health care they deserve.
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Norton Healthcare, UofL School of Medicine, UofL Physicians – Pediatrics have officially signed an agreement that will combine resources.
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Learn more about the affiliation that will combine resources to strengthen and enhance medical care for children.
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