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St. Tammany Pediatrics Madisonville Clinic
Keeping those families happy and healthy is the primary mission of St. Tammany Pediatrics, our full-service pediatrics practice designed to care for patients from birth to 17 years of age. (Established patients are cared for through 18 years of age.)
That includes routine wellness care, including childhood vaccinations, as well as same-day appointments for treatment of illnesses.
Recognized as a Certified Autism Center by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards, our highly trained doctors and nurses additionally pride themselves on creating and maintaining an environment that encourages all children to feel safe and comfortable.
After all, that’s what families are for.
A collection of useful links for St. Tammany Pediatrics patients and families.
Video visit with your St. Tammany Health System care provider lets you consult with your doctor or nurse electronically without having to leave home. Click below to learn how they work, including technical requirements.
If your child ingests something you suspect might be dangerous, we encourage you to immediately call the Poison Control Hotline at 1-800-222-1222 or visit the Poison Control Center website. Both options are free, expert and confidential. Of course, we’re always here to help if needed, but Poison Control experts should be your primary resource.
Our highly trained office is available to assist with any questions about scheduling, insurance and other non-medical matters. Our dedicated physicians and staff look forward to providing you with access to quality and compassionate care for your children.
Madisonville, LA 70447
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F (Call for evening hours)
St. Tammany Health System has created visual supports in the form of “what to expect ” stories and videos to assist autistic individuals/individuals with autism who might find entering the hospital or clinic unsettling and unfamiliar.
Our visual supports, if needed, aim to prepare the autistic individual/individual with autism on what to expect in face-to-face interactions and provide possible choices on what to do when overstimulated while visiting our health care system. Click the link to learn more.
Robert Faucheux, MD
Specialty: Pediatrics
Joined STPN in: 2017
Linda Keefer, MD
Joined STPN in: 1999
Margaret Leefe, MD
Joined STPN in: 2022
Perry Russell, DNP
