Norton Children’s Emergency Medicine Locations
Norton Children’s has locations throughout Greater Louisville to provide children’s emergency care designed “Just for Kids.” Staffed by caring specialists, each of our locations offers 24-hour emergency services and features equipment and facilities to provide care for children from newborns to age 21.
Emergency department locations
Open 24 hours, seven days a week
Norton Children’s Hospital
231 E. Chestnut St.
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 629-6000
Norton Children’s Access Center: (502) 629-KIDS
Norton Children’s Medical Center
4910 Chamberlain Lane
Louisville, KY 40241
Emergency department: (502) 446-5300
Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital
4001 Dutchmans Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
Emergency department: (502) 559-1620
Pediatric anesthesiologists tailor care to children’s needs
Anesthesia and sedation for children is safer than it has ever been, thanks to advances in clinician training as well as safer medications. Anesthesia and sedation make it possible for sick babies, children and teens […]
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Germany had more than 300 drownings in the summer of 2018. The German Lifeguard Association (DLRG), the world’s largest lifeguard organization, issued a warning to parents in response: There is a direct link between being distracted by […]
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Hispana/Latina Feria de la salud
La Feria de Salud Hispana / Latina es un evento anual que ofrece exámenes de salud y actividades para adultos y niños. Hispana/Latina Feria de la salud Sábado, 27 de julio del 2019 Iglesia […]
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Norton Children’s Hospital nationally recognized for combating overuse of antibiotics
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Splash ‘n’ Dash event honors local teen
This year marks the 11th anniversary of the passing of Max Gilpin, a local high school football player who suffered a heat stroke during a team practice. The community remembers Max’s legacy through the annual […]
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