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PO Box 447 1373 East State Road 62 Madison, Indiana 47250-0447 normal," Dr. Bessinger says. "I trained directly with pediatricians and have seen hundreds of kids and newborns with a wide variety of conditions." At the Carrollton Medical Building, kids receive care tailored to their unique needs. After all, a child's medical concerns shouldn't be treated the same way as an adult's. "We have a great team providing top-quality pediatric care," Dr. Bessinger says. "We want parents to feel comfortable bringing their children here." ■ Are you searching for convenient pediatric care in Carrollton? Call us at (502) 732-6956. FOR KIDS, GETTING a cold or running a fever is often just another obstacle standing in the way of play time. It's something Karalee Bessinger, MD, family practice physician at Carrollton Medical Building, loves about her pediatric patients. "I enjoy working with kids," Dr. Bessinger says. "I love how playful and happy they are in spite of just about anything." In addition to yearly checkups and immunizations, Dr. Bessinger and the team of providers in Carrollton provide routine pediatric care for all age groups. Some conditions commonly addressed include asthma, allergies, reflux and sports-related injuries. Dr. Bessinger prefers a holistic approach to pediatric care, treating individual concerns to make sure kids stay as healthy as possible. "By and large, kids do well if we stay out of the way," she says. "We prefer to avoid aggressive treatments for children whenever possible." Family Care Includes Kids "I know many parents don't think about seeing a family practice doctor for pediatric care, but it's actually quite Care for the Lile Patient Kids are not simply tiny adults. At our office in Carrollton, your children get special care designed just for them. This publication in no way seeks to serve as a substitute for professional medical care. Consult your physician before undertaking any form of medical treatment or adopting any exercise program or dietary guidelines. Karalee Bessinger, MD