Nationwide Children's Linden Primary Care Center

Nationwide Children's Linden Primary Care Center A primary care office is a place where doctors and nurses know you and your child’s health. Our Li

We're so thankful for the Nationwide Children's Hospital staff! ❤️Throughout the holiday season, we're showing our grati...
11/26/2025

We're so thankful for the Nationwide Children's Hospital staff! ❤️Throughout the holiday season, we're showing our gratitude for employees with fun giveaways. Yesterday, we gave out car clings and pop it key chains as a thank you! ✨

11/26/2025

Feeling so grateful today and everyday! Life has a way of reminding us how important it is to cherish the little moments, the big moments and the amazing people around us. What are you thankful for? We'd love to hear!

Thanksgiving is coming, and many of us will be gathering together. Meanwhile, children’s access to guns is at an all-tim...
11/26/2025

Thanksgiving is coming, and many of us will be gathering together. Meanwhile, children’s access to guns is at an all-time high. If kids are around, make sure they’re safe. If you own a gun, store it unloaded, locked and separate from ammunition. For more safety tips, click here: https://bit.ly/4821Rh2

🦋 Meet the November Employee of the Month, Sarah Scheiwiller!Sarah is part of the Behavioral Health Nursing Education an...
11/25/2025

🦋 Meet the November Employee of the Month, Sarah Scheiwiller!

Sarah is part of the Behavioral Health Nursing Education and Crisis Support teams here at Nationwide Children's. Her nominator shared, "Sarah is an innovative and positive leader and partner to various teams throughout Behavioral Health. She is the embodiment of leadership, compassion, and excellence in her role."

Help us congratulate Sarah in the comments!

11/25/2025

Is your child scheduled for ear tube surgery? Here are 5️⃣ things to know about ear tubes!

Our Infectious Diseases is wearing purple for Antibiotic Awareness Week! This week focuses on the importance of appropri...
11/24/2025

Our Infectious Diseases is wearing purple for Antibiotic Awareness Week! This week focuses on the importance of appropriate antibiotic use and the threat antimicrobial resistance.

🦋 Remember Raleigh?! When Raleigh was 2 months old, he developed respiratory symptoms that worried his family. His mom, ...
11/24/2025

🦋 Remember Raleigh?! When Raleigh was 2 months old, he developed respiratory symptoms that worried his family. His mom, Eva, brought him to Nationwide Children's Hospital Urgent Care where doctors suspected heart failure. When an X-ray showed Raleigh’s heart was enlarged, he was immediately sent to Nationwide Children's Emergency Department. Additional testing revealed he had severe dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the left ventricle, the heart's main pumping chamber, is both enlarged and not pumping well.

Medication was the first course of action for Raleigh. It quickly became clear that he wasn’t improving, and his heart was not responding to the medication.

The next option was to support Raleigh’s heart mechanically. His parents and care team decided they would proceed with an operation that would put him on a ventricular assist device (VAD) called a Berlin heart. The Berlin heart would assist and take over as Raleigh’s left ventricle and allow proper blood circulation throughout the body. The procedure would help him grow while they waited on the long-term solution, a new heart.

After 246 days on the transplant list, eating, developing and playing while supported on his Berlin heart, Raleigh and his family received word that he would receive a new heart!

Now Raleigh is 2 years old and a healthy, thriving toddler. Raleigh loves making music; he received a drum kit for his birthday and likes to play the “drummies” whenever he can.

“Our family is grateful for every moment we have with him!” Raleigh’s mom Eva says. “Our hearts are full of continued love and deep gratitude for our team at Nationwide Children’s and for Raleigh’s selfless organ donor.”

This holiday season, light up the lives of patients like Raleigh. Give today. ✨

👋 Meet Hayden! At four months old, Hayden’s parents thought she had a respiratory virus. Her cry sounded weak, she strug...
11/23/2025

👋 Meet Hayden!

At four months old, Hayden’s parents thought she had a respiratory virus. Her cry sounded weak, she struggled to feed and her breathing grew concerning. As her condition worsened, she was admitted to the PICU at Nationwide Children’s.

What first looked like a respiratory illness quickly pointed to something far more rare: infant botulism. Most parents only hear about it in connection with honey, but Hayden’s case was environmental- she simply inhaled the spores somewhere in her surroundings, something her parents didn’t even know was possible. Infant botulism can be easy to miss, with early symptoms like a weak cry, trouble feeding or constipation often resembling more common illnesses.

Throughout her two-month hospital stay, Hayden’s care focused on helping her breathe, eat and regain strength. She received a treatment to help shorten recovery for infant botulism, but because her diagnosis took time, the effects weren’t immediate.

Slowly, she began to improve and eventually, she was able to come off the ventilator and take steps toward going home. By the time she left Nationwide Children’s, her care team had become like extended family and her parents still talk about them with deep gratitude.

Today, Hayden is a joyful, energetic 6-year-old who loves dancing and playing with her sisters. She and her family are grateful every single day. “Hayden is healthy and thriving because of the incredible care she received at Nationwide Children’s,” her mom said. “We’ll never forget what they did for her and for our whole family.”

11/22/2025

🏐 Meet Connor.

Connor has always loved the fast-paced, technical side of volleyball! Unfortunately, he found himself on the sidelines after a shoulder injury tore his labrum. With pain even in simple daily tasks, he faced a tough decision: give up the sport he loved or push through rehab. Connor chose volleyball.

With the guidance and support of the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine teams here at Nationwide Children's, Connor committed to treatment and recovery.

After six months of hard work, he returned to the court stronger than ever. Watch Connor's story to see how he navigated recovery and returned to the sport he loves!

11/21/2025

Did you know that most people with a penicillin allergy are not actually allergic? Drs. Dave Stukus and Farah Khan share why it is important to delabel penicillin allergies and how to do it!

Blake was reunited with the amazing transport team who brought him to Nationwide Children’s Hospital as a baby. Today, h...
11/21/2025

Blake was reunited with the amazing transport team who brought him to Nationwide Children’s Hospital as a baby. Today, he toured the transport unit and ambulances. He even showed off his love for our EMS team by dressing as an ambulance for Halloween this year! At the end of the visit, Blake was recognized as an honorary member of the transport team. Talk about full circle moments! 💙

11/20/2025

It’s Antibiotic Awareness Week! Drs. Farah Khan and Dave Stukus discuss a commonly misdiagnosed antibiotic allergy: penicillin.

03/26/2025

The Proud Linden Parent Program is a free program for parents and caregivers of children ages 2 to 8 living in the Linden neighborhood. Keysha shares more about the benefits and what you should know!

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1390 Cleveland Avenue
Columbus, OH
43211

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Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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+16143559300

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