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News
Le Bonheur’s Endocrinology Program updates referral guidelines
Updated endocrinology referral guidelines are now available to support timely, streamlined patient scheduling. Referring providers should include relevant clinic notes, lab results, growth charts and contact information with all referrals. Urgent cases, including significantly elevated A1c or glucose, abnormal thyroid function in neonates and severe calcium abnormalities, should be directed to the on-call endocrinologist.
To review the new endocrinology guidelines, visit Le Bonheur's referral page.
Alliance’s Children and Youth Crisis Wellness Center now accepting referrals
Alliance Healthcare’s Children and Youth Crisis Wellness Center offers crisis care for ages 4 to 17 who are having a mental health crisis, like suicidal thoughts, severe anxiety, aggression, trauma symptoms or psychiatric emergencies, alongside their families across Memphis and Shelby County.
If you are working with a child or family who needs crisis support, please call the main line at (901) 369-1410. The team will help guide the next steps. If a child is in immediate crisis, call the Direct 24-Hour Crisis Line at (901) 577-9400, or call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
To learn more, visit Alliance Healthcare services' website.
Le Bonheur Children’s Outpatient Center – Jonesboro adds Fetal Cardiology Clinic
Pediatric Cardiologist Farida Karim, MD, holds Fetal Cardiology Clinic at Le Bonheur Children’s Outpatient Center in Jonesboro, Ark., every Thursday.
To refer a patient, visit Le Bonheur's referral page or call 1-866-870-5570.
Save the Date: Inaugural Ben Mauck Memorial Pediatric Hand Surgery Visiting Lectureship
The Inaugural Ben Mauck Memorial Pediatric Hand Surgery Visiting Lectureship will be held Aug. 14, 2026, at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. Lindley Wall, MD, MSc, chief of Pediatric and Adolescent Orthopaedics at WashU Medicine, will present “Congenital Hand Differences: Transitions in Thought Through Classification and Outcomes” at Noon. This Grand Rounds replaces the Aug. 19 session.
To RSVP and receive updates about the event, click here.
