Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s South High Primary Care Center is moving and will begin seeing patients at the new location on June 25. The move will enhance the patient experience by providing newly renovated facilities with more free parking.
The clinic will move to 1405 S. High St., just across the street from the current location. The current location will stop seeing patients on June 21.
The Resident Physicians, Dr. Scott Holliday, MD, Dr. Megan Brundrett, MD, Dr. Kim Bates, MD, Dr. Cami Curren, MD and Dr. Rich Rodenberg, MD and staff members will move from the current location to the new location. As doctors for adults, through the Department of Internal Medicine at at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, and doctors for children through Nationwide Children's Hospital, the center will continue to provide care for the entire family.
Services offered at this Nationwide Children’s location will include:
• Call a Nurse
• Complete health care, including checkups for children and teenagers
• Care for sick children
• New baby checkups
• Immunizations
• Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
• Nutrition Services
• Social Services
• Resource Parents Program
• Car Seat Program
• Reach Out and Read Program
Nationwide Children’s 10 Primary Care Centers offer community-based physician services for children (ages birth to 21) to help keep children healthy with regular physical exams, vision, hearing, developmental checks, and immunizations against childhood diseases. Nationwide Children’s is one of the largest hospital-owned primary care networks in any children’s hospital.
To schedule an appointment, call (614) 722-6200 or go to NationwideChildrens.org/South-High-Primary-Care-Center.