Meet the Team
Norton Children’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine, a part of Norton Medical Group is dedicated to providing comprehensive high-risk obstetric care for residents of Greater Louisville, Southern Indiana and regional communities. Norton Children’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine provides services at Norton Hospital and Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. More than 9,000 deliveries are performed at these facilities annually.
W. Cuthrell, M.D.
Jamil Elfarra, M.D.
Helen How, M.D.
Whitney Jamie, M.D.
Thomas Jenkins, M.D.
Lyndsey D. Neese, M.D.
Jonathan Weeks, M.D.
Mureena Turnquest Wells, M.D.
Glenda Babcock, APRN
Alison Bailey, APRN
Tara Blackwell, APRN
9 insider tips to make the most of your Festival of Trees & Lights experience
The Festival of Trees & Lights is celebrating 30 years of sharing holiday cheer and raising funds for technology and exceptional care at Norton Children’s Hospital. To help you get the most out of your […]
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30th annual Snow Ball black tie gala to benefit Norton Children’s Hospital
The Snow Ball, one of the largest annual fundraisers for Norton Children’s Hospital, will be held Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Omni Louisville Hotel. This black tie event is now in its 30th year and, […]
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Pediatrician debunks 5 myths about the flu
Should I get a flu shot? Can you get sick from the flu shot? Does the flu shot work? There are a lot of questions about the flu shot and the flu out there –– and […]
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Type 1 vs. Type 2 diabetes: What’s the difference?
When people talk about the condition diabetes mellitus, they often use just the word “diabetes.” However, diabetes mellitus describes several types of conditions in which a child may develop high blood sugar (blood glucose). There […]
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How parents can help kids manage early puberty
Going through puberty can be a challenge for any child. But children who experience early puberty can have physical, social and emotional challenges that their peers may not, according to researchers. Early puberty or precocious […]
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