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Kartini Clinic offers rule-out consults for patients of concern but uncertain diagnosis, and work with referring providers on an appropriate treatment plan, if needed.

We are often asked when a patient should considered for a referral to us:

  • if, after several weeks (please note, not months), their weight continues to go down or stabilizes at an unhealthy low number despite active interventions
  • daytime heart rate is 50 BPM or below in the setting of weight loss and/or a known eating problem, regardless of athletic training
  • a history of fainting in the setting of a child who has or may have eating issues

For higher levels of care we accept medically unstable patients for inpatient admission to Randall Children’s Hospital. Patients on our service are supervised and rounded on exclusively by our pediatricians, 7 days a week, 365 days per year. Clinical updates are available through Epic EMR or via fax, according to the preferring provider’s preference.

All patients are placed on an age-appropriate medical ward rather than on a psychiatric ward, and assisted by nursing staff specifically trained to treat eating disordered patients. We accept boys and girls up to 18 years of age. We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics’ hospitalization criteria for anorexia and bulimia nervosa.

If you would like to speak to one of our physicians directly please call our office at 503-249-8851 and identify yourself as a physician or referring provider. If one of our pediatricians is not available immediately, we will return your call the same day.

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      • Causes and Triggers: Anorexia
      • Treatment: Anorexia
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      • Causes and Triggers: Bulimia
      • Treatment: Bulimia
    • Food Phobia
      • Signs & Symptoms: Food Phobia
      • Causes and Triggers: Food Phobia
      • Treatment: Food Phobia
    • ARFID
    • Treatment Overview
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      • Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
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      • Outpatient
      • Cost of Treatment
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From Our Blog

Dr. O’Toole to retire at the end of 2020.

December 16, 2020

It is with decidedly mixed emotions that we announce our founder and chief medical officer, Julie O'Toole MD, MPH, will retire at the end of this year. First I'd like to mention that (for once!) this has nothing to do with the pandemic. Dr. O'Toole's retirement has been planned for some time; … Read Post...

Kartini School: A Success Story

January 19, 2021

[Ed. note: This is one in a series of guest blogs by our Kartini School administrator, Mary Gunesch. With schools returning to at least partial in-person instruction we thought it a good time to focus on this subject.]  When a student begins treatment at Kartini Clinic, we reach out to their … Read Post...

Tips for Motivating Kids in School

January 19, 2021

[Ed. note: This is one in a series of guest blogs by our Kartini School administrator, Mary Gunesch. With schools returning to at least partial in-person instruction we thought it a good time to focus on this subject.] At Kartini Clinic for Children and Families we take the second part of our … Read Post...

The Kartini Clinic Difference

At Kartini Clinic we practice only evidence-based, family-centered eating disorder treatment. Our program is a multi-disciplinary medical and psychiatric treatment model rather than an exclusively psychiatric approach to eating disorder treatment.  read more »

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