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Neonatology

Led by neonatologist/pediatrician Dr. Rafael Ocejo, Medcenter One's neonatology team includes registered nurses and therapists expertly trained in the care of babies born prematurely and/or with illnesses or life-threatening heart conditions.

Medcenter One combines caring and skilled treatment with the latest technology to provide the best care possible for babies. What's more, Medcenter One works directly with Mayo Clinic's pediatric cardiology department, providing our patients with immediate access to the region's only board-certified pediatric cardiologists. This 10-year working relationship provides critical, life-saving information and technology when a baby's heart needs it most.

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Pediatric cardiology with Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic pediatric cardiologists work collaboratively with the Medcenter One team and provide on-site consultations, scheduled at regular intervals, to Medcenter One patients. Some patients may be referred to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., for more complex diagnostic services and treatment. Learn more about pediatric cardiology at Mayo Clinic.

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Mayo Clinic pediatric cardiologists Dr. Cetta's credentials Dr. Eidem's credentials Dr. Hagler's credentials

Patient stories

Medcenter One works with Mayo Clinic to care for children's hearts

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Pediatric oncology

In 1991, Medcenter One established a pediatric hematology/oncology department.

The department is closely affiliated with the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic. In order for your child to be seen in the clinic, a referral from your child's primary care doctor must be received by us prior to the appointment date.

Our team consists of Dr. Baruti Serabe, pediatric hematologist/oncologist, pediatric registered nurses and an office data manager who coordinates patient appointments with the necessary lab and radiology testing.

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Pediatric psychiatry

Though it is often overlooked, nearly one in ten children in the U.S. suffers from mental health problems that interfere with normal development and functioning. Common disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), anxiety, depression and eating disorders range from mild to severe enough to cause various levels of impairment. But most mental health problems are very treatable and asking for help is the first step towards helping your child do and feel better.

Medcenter One’s children’s mental health program is dedicated to supporting the social, physical, intellectual, emotional and developmental growth of children from birth to adulthood, the ultimate goal being to help children realize improved quality of life.

Click here to learn more about Medcenter One's Mental Health Center or call 701.323.6543.

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Pediatric rehabilitation

The path to independence begins at the Rehabilitation Center at Medcenter One. Pediatric Rehabilitation is a joint effort of the physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech/language therapy teams who work in a unique and supportive environment. Click here to learn more about Medcenter One's pediatric rehabilitation services.

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Pediatric rheumatology

The Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Clinic is a unique service to children and families who suffer from JRA. Headed by Dr. Lynne Peterson, a rheumatologist with extensive experience in working with JRA, the clinic is offered throughout the year.

A team approach is provided for your child including a physician, occupational and physical therapists and mental health professionals.

A combination of blood tests, X-rays and assessment of symptoms can diagnose JRA. Treatment may include medication, therapy and some activity adjustments.

Our goal is to support your child and family by providing expert evaluation and extensive education and support.

For more information, please call 701.323.8030.

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Pediatric urology

Pediatric urology is a subspecialty of urology dealing with urological and genital problems in children and conditions persisting from childhood to adulthood. Pediatric urology at Medcenter One uses a multidisciplinary approach including pediatricians, pediatric urologists and the pediatric department.

Dr. Koleilat works in pediatric urology. He cares about his patients and develops a one to one relationship with them.

Only program of its kind in the state

Our pediatric urology program is the only one around. The next closest pediatric urology programs are in Minneapolis or Rochester.

Treated conditions

Pediatric urology deals mostly with the following conditions:
  • Hydrocele is the swelling of the scrotum or groin area as a result of too much fluid around the testicle/s.
  • Hypospadias happens when the opening which releases urine from the body is not in its typical location.
  • Incontinence involves difficulty controlling the release of urine.
  • Kidney tumors
  • Phimosis is when the foreskin cannot be retracted.
  • Undescended testicle/s is a condition in which a baby’s testicle/s do not descend from his belly to his scrotum before birth.
  • Urinary tract infections
  • Vesicoureteral reflux occurs when urine flows into the kidneys from the bladder instead of the other way around.


All of these conditions need to be evaluated clinically by examining the patient. Then lab tests and X-rays are ordered. If lab tests are done by the primary doctor, the parents should bring the X-rays or the workup with them to their appointment with Dr. Koleilat. Otherwise, other testing will be done.

For more information, call 701.323.5300.

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