• General Infectious Diseases Clinic: provides evaluation of patients with chronic or recurrent infections, advice on antibiotic treatment, fever of unknown origin, tuberculosis, exposure to infectious diseases, especially vaccines, etc.
• HIV Clinic: comprehensive evaluation and management of children and their families affected by human immunodeficiency virus.
• Traveler’s Clinic: a Certified Center providing advice on preventive measures, medications and vaccinations to minimize the risk of acquiring an infectious disease during international travel.
• Clinic for Internationally Adopted Children (CIAC): as part of the Traveler’s Clinic, advice is provided to parents traveling abroad for adoption, including review of medical documents and videos of the child and as part of the CIAC, comprehensive evaluation of the adopted child is provided on arrival to the U.S. Emphasis is given to evaluation of potential infections acquired before adoption, need for immunizations and assessment of developmental milestones including speech, hearing and vision screenings. A comprehensive plan is then coordinated with the primary care provider.

For questions contact the Infectious Diseases Department 's E-mail: id@chnola.org. Please note that patient-related questions cannot be discussed over E-mail, but if you leave your number, a member of the division will contact you to discuss your questions or concerns.