Program Title:
Pediatric AIDS Program (Derrick Clinic)
Description:
The University of Michigan Health System's Pediatric HIV Program, known as the Derrick Clinic, provides nutrition counseling, child psychology, social work, nursing and infectious disease treatment. Children who are HIV-positive and are patients at the clinic are placed in a tracking program, where diagnostic, therapeutic and ancillary services are available.
The clinic is located on the first floor of the Taubman Center in Pod D. Clinic Appointments are necessary and are available by primary physician referral only. Contact your physician to obtain a referral. Appointments are available from 8:15 a.m. - noon on the first and second Wednesday of each month.
Physicians who practice in the clinic include: Janet Gilsdorf, M.D., John LiPuma, M.D., Alexander Blackwood, M.D., Suzanne Dawid, M.D., PhD., and Jason Weinberg, M.D. For more information, call Dr. Gilsdorf, at (734) 763-2440.
Sponsoring Service Unit(s):
Medical School
Sponsoring Department(s) Involved:
Department of Pediatrics
Other UM Unit(s) Involved:
Department of Pediatrics, Division of Infectious Diseases
Program Available to these Counties:
Statewide
Effective Dates:
01/01/1990 to Ongoing
Subject Area(s):
Health & Health Care; Science & Research; Social Services
Contact Info:
Janet R. Gilsdorf, M.D.
Pediatric AIDS Program (Derrick Clinic)
1500 East Medical Center Drive
L2225 Women's Hospital/Box 5244
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5244Phone: (734) 763-2440
Available for Contact: M-F, 8:00-5:00E-mail: gilsdorf@med.umich.edu