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Dr.
Jennifer Thomas, MD, IBCLC, FABM, FAAP
4202 W.
Oakwood Park Ct., 2nd Floor (42nd & Ryan Road)
Franklin, WI 53132
Phone: (414) 423-5250 - For same
day appointments.
Fax: (414) 423-1209
Central Scheduling: (414) 766-9050 - For future
appointments
Facebook
links are provided on the
home page
twitter:
@drjen4kids and @lmcbreastfeed
Email: I have been providing
email access for free for over 10 years now. However, I am now at
a point where this service, and my generosity of spirit, is often being
taken for granted. I prefer now to connect with my
patients and families over social media, including Facebook and Twitter.
Through those venues, I can answer general health questions and we can
keep the specifics of your child's health to private phone conversations
or office visits.
However, you are still able to email me at
jenny@drjen4kids.com as long as you agree to abide
by the rules outlined below. If these rules are not followed,
your email will not be answered. Email sent through the site
is not encrypted.
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Please try calling the office first. The nature of
email really is often not conducive to the dialogue we need to have in order to
answer your questions appropriately.
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No urgent questions. I will not be held responsible
for emails sent in emergency situations. Common sense hopefully says that
email is not appropriate for emergencies. Call the office. Someone
answers the phone 24 hours a day. In case of life-threatening emergencies,
call 911
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If you have "sick kid" questions, it's hard for me to do those justice over
email. Please search the site and if you don't find the answer, call
the office. The majority of sick kids emails result in a visit, so it's just more
efficient if you call.
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For legal reasons (mostly because I assume a HUGE risk if I answer questions
on kids I've never met) you or your child needs to be a registered member in my
practice at Lakeshore Medical Clinic, a blood relative or a good friend. The content on this site is
intended for my patients, but anyone may enjoy it. If you send a message
anyway, please realize it will not likely get answered.
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If you don't get an answer in a day or two, send it again.
Sometimes I do answer and I'm blocked by SPAM filters- please make sure, if you
want my answer, to add me to a safe senders list. And please realize I'm
human and some days I just can't get to email.
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Most rashes will need to be seen at some point and it's really hard to
describe them over email, so just call the office. No rashes over email!
Sending pictures of the rash is a neat idea, but will not substitute for a
visit. Please do not send them.
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Please let me know how old your child is or include their birthday.
I need this not only to answer your question, but to authenticate the email.
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Please do not request that I call in prescriptions without
seeing your child or suggest that email can substitute for a visit. That is
simply not good medical practice and I will not honor those requests.
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Please be nice :) I'm not kidding about this. If you
choose to yell at me over email, I reserve the right not to answer.
Be kind, for
everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle__Plato
updated 10-31-11
The information on this site IS MY OPINION, WELL- INFORMED AND
WELL-RESEARCHED-- BUT MY OPINION NONETHELESS. Please remember this site is
no substitute for medical evaluation!
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