Infectious Disease
Providing care for acute and chronic childhood infections
Our infectious diseases specialists provide consults and screenings for the diagnosis of acute and chronic infections, ranging from common childhood illnesses, to complex viral infections and serious bacterial or fungal infections. We see diseases associated with foreign travel, and infections in children undergoing treatment for cancer and blood-borne diseases.We work closely with your child’s pediatrician, intensive care doctors, neonatologists and other specialists to provide comprehensive, quality care for conditions such as:
Antibiotic-resistant and recurrent infections
Blood infections
Bone infections
Diseases acquired during foreign travel
Hepatitis
HIV/AIDS
Infections that develop while undergoing treatment for cancer and other blood-borne diseases
Lyme Disease
Meningitis
Skin infections (including MRSA)
Tuberculosis
Preventive care for traveling abroad
TravelKids helps prepare your child for an international trip.
TravelKids, located at Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital in Hackensack, develops customized recommendations to meet your child’s needs and travel plans, including the following services:
- Review of local outbreaks
- Food and water counseling
- Malaria and insect protection
- Community service project risk assessment
- Yellow fever immunization
- International vaccination certificate
- Typhoid fever immunization
- Japanese encephalitis immunization
- Rabies immunization
Make an appointment by calling 551-996-5308.
Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center
Pediatric Ambulatory Center, Don IMUS Building, 3rd Floor
551-996-5308
K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital at Jersey
Shore University Medical Center
19 Davis Avenue, HOPE Tower, 5th Floor, Neptune, NJ 07753
732-776-4860
Our Doctors
Our infectious diseases specialists provide consults and screenings for the diagnosis of acute and chronic infections, ranging from common childhood illnesses, to complex viral infections and serious bacterial or fungal infections.
