Prisma Health Center for Pediatric Medicine–West

As a graduate medical education teaching site, pediatric resident physicians, medical students, nursing students, and other types of professional learners may be involved in the care that is provided to your family. Our team of supervising teaching physicians and experienced nurses oversee every aspect of your child’s care. We thank you for allowing us the opportunity to serve your family while also ensuring continued high-quality care for future pediatric patients in our office and across the Upstate.

Services we provide include:

• Primary care – well visits/acute care.
• ADHD subspecialty care.
• Adolescent subspecialty clinic.
• Centering parenting.
• Psychiatric care clinic.
• Asthma subspecialty clinic.
• Newborn/NICU clinic.
• Foster care clinic.
• Medically fragile and complex health.
• Sports and pre-op dental physicals.
• Childhood immunizations and annual flu shots.

Other services:

• Respiratory therapy/asthma educator.
• Social work.
• RN case management.
• Lactation support.
• Medicaid eligibility worker on-site.
• Interpreters.
• Registered dietitian.
• FoodShare – Greenville Partner.
• Perinatal Awareness for Successful Outcomes (PASOs) program.
• WIC on-site.

No Hit Zones promote healthy relationships and safe environments through awareness, education and skill-building. This means:

• No adult shall hit another adult.
• No adult shall hit a child.
• No child shall hit an adult.
• No child shall hit another child.

We are proud to partner with Reach Out and Read by making age-appropriate books available to patients at their well-child visits, from birth to age 5. We encourage families to take the books home and read aloud together.

Our goal is to stimulate early language and brain development and give young children a foundation for success.

This standard from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) assesses whether clinicians and practices support the delivery of high-quality care and are built on evidence-based, nationally recognized clinical standards of care.

The Prisma Health Center for Pediatric Medicine and all of our affiliate sites participate in the QTIP program. According to the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, “the Quality through Technology and Innovation in Pediatrics (QTIP) program works to improve health care for children in South Carolina by working on quality measures and incorporating mental health into a medical home. Started in 2010 under a CHIPRA federal grant, this program brings practices together to collaborate on specific measures and foster quality improvement projects at each practice site.”

Goals of the QTIP program include:

• Improve children’s quality care measures.
• Improve child care through peer-to-peer measures amongst other pediatricians.
• Focus on the mental well-being of children.
• Integrate the patient-centered medical home model of care (PCMH).