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I strive to empower families to be a collaborative partner in the medical care of children. I strive to share the process of decision making and recognize the unique insight of each family I meet.
Get to know Matt Haemer, MD
I am interested in preventing and treating excess weight gain in children and adolescents. My practice includes identifying and managing the medical problems that sometime accompany excess weight gain in children.
Undergraduate 1999
Vanderbilt University (TN)
Medical Education 2004
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Internship 2005
University of Washington Program
Residency 2007
University of Washington Program
Fellowship 2010
University of Colorado (University Hospital) Program
Fellowship 2011
University of Colorado
For Patients:
My interests are focused on testing ways that primary care providers and community resources can effectively prevent and treat childhood obesity.
My interests are focused on testing ways that primary care providers and community resources can effectively prevent and treat childhood obesity.
For Referring Providers:
My research interests are focused on evaluating tools and resources or childhood obesity prevention and cost-effective methods of treatment. This includes studying methods of training and support for primary care providers to carry out optimal growth monitoring, lifestyle screening and counseling. My interests include evaluating partnerships of medical providers with community resources for healthy lifestyles to provide obesity prevention and treatment services. I am also a member of the Colorado-based research staff of the National Children's Study, a long term observational study of environmental, dietary, and genetic exposures on child health.
My research interests are focused on evaluating tools and resources or childhood obesity prevention and cost-effective methods of treatment. This includes studying methods of training and support for primary care providers to carry out optimal growth monitoring, lifestyle screening and counseling. My interests include evaluating partnerships of medical providers with community resources for healthy lifestyles to provide obesity prevention and treatment services. I am also a member of the Colorado-based research staff of the National Children's Study, a long term observational study of environmental, dietary, and genetic exposures on child health.
Jaime Moore, MD
Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
Suzanne Paul, FNP-BC
Certified Family Nurse Practitioner
Kim Gracey, PA-C
Physician Assistant
