TOP 30 Children's heart conditions in Brentwood, California

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Kenneth Rouillard, MD at Stanford Medicine Children's Health in Brentwood, California is dedicated to providing exceptional care for children with heart problems. As the Site Medical Director in Walnut Creek and Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Dr. Rouillard brings a compassionate and family-centered approach to his practice. With a background in pediatric cardiology, he uses noninvasive tools to diagnose and treat children, always striving to give them the opportunity to achieve their best potential. Dr. Rouillard's personal mission is to care for children as if they were his own, drawing on his experience as a father to better understand the needs of his young patients. His time at Stanford University School of Medicine, University of Texas Southwestern Pediatric Residency, and UCSF Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship has equipped him with the knowledge and expertise to provide top-notch care for children with heart conditions.

The UCSF Pediatric Echocardiography Imaging Program, located at 260 Hospital Drive in Ukiah, California, is a world-class institution dedicated to providing exceptional care for children with heart conditions. Our team of specialists use noninvasive echocardiograms to accurately diagnose and treat a wide range of pediatric heart conditions, from common to rare. As part of the Benioff Children's Hospitals network, we offer stress-free visits with accommodations for families, including admission, discharge, and procedure preparation. Our certified child life specialists and family-friendly amenities help ease the stress and anxiety of childhood illness, while our social workers provide counseling and assistance to navigate the challenges of hospitalization.

The UCSF Pediatric Cardiology Clinic, located at 1181 Central Boulevard in Brentwood, California, is a world-class institution dedicated to providing comprehensive cardiac care to infants, children, teens, and young adults. Our team of specialists handles a wide range of pediatric heart issues, from common conditions to the most complex cases. We have specialized teams in cardiothoracic surgery, fetal cardiology, cardiac imaging, cardiac intensive care, heart rhythm disorder management, cardiovascular genetics, and more. At the Pediatric Cardiology Clinic, we prioritize caring for the whole child, addressing their emotional, developmental, and social needs throughout their time with us. Our team includes doctors, nurses, child life specialists, social workers, and more, all with special training to care for children.

The UCSF Pediatric Echocardiography Imaging Program, located at 1181 Central Boulevard in Brentwood, California, is a world-class institution specializing in noninvasive imaging techniques for pediatric heart conditions. Our team of experts uses echocardiograms to accurately diagnose and treat a wide range of heart conditions in infants and children. As part of the Benioff Children's Hospitals network, we are dedicated to providing extraordinary care for children, from the tiniest infants to teens and young adults. Our specialists are trained to handle both common and rare pediatric heart conditions, ensuring that your child receives the best possible care.

Dr. Sarah Stack is a compassionate pediatric cardiologist located at 2400 Balfour Road in Brentwood, California. With a background in pediatrics and a specialization in cardiology, Dr. Stack is dedicated to helping children with congenital and acquired heart disease live healthy and fulfilling lives. She believes in partnering with families to ensure they understand all treatment options available for their child's condition. Dr. Stack's journey to becoming a physician was inspired by the compassionate care she received from her own pediatrician and subspecialists as a child. She fell in love with pediatrics during medical school and was drawn to cardiology for its fascinating physiology and advancements in treatments. Dr. Stack's favorite question to ask her young patients is, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" as she believes in framing their care in the context of their whole life.