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THERAPY
We have a team of of pediatric speech-language pathologists and an occupational therapist who are skilled to provide intervention to children of all ages. Our speech-language pathologists
specialize in treating a variety of communication
disorders including childhood apraxia of speech, articulation and language disorders as well as feeding disorders. Our occupational therapist is trained in treating complex sensory integration disorders, sensory feeding aversions and ne motor
skill delays. Our collaborative team approach focuses on creating goals
to help every child reach their personal
best. We provide a level of excellence in therapy that we are proud to share with you.
Board certi cations: Mississippi State Board of Health
A liations: American Speech-Language- Hearing Association, American Occupational Therapy Association
What does practicing medicine mean to you?
Practicing means continuing to learn every day. We learn more from our patients than we ever imagined possible.
When it comes to health, what is one thing you wish that your patients knew? We wish more parents knew the value of early intervention and the di erence it can make.
LOCATION
6017 Washington Ave.,Ocean Springs, MS
PHONE
228.334.5035
Lori M. Kilpatrick Speech and Feeding Therapy
PHOTO
(left to right) Anna Doughman, speech-language pathologist; Jessica Carter occupational therapist; Lori Kilpatrick, speech-language pathologist; Amy Herbert, speech-language pathologist; Vianca Aybar, o ce manager; Amy Fisher, speech-language pathologist
OPHTHALMOLOGIST RETINA SPECIALIST
Avit ‘Frere’ Gremillion, M.D.
LOCATION
962 Tommy Munro Dr., Suite B, Biloxi, MS 228.388.7000 www.vitreoretinaleyecenter.com
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Board certi cations: American Board of Ophthalmology
Have you had an interesting or unusual case you can tell us about? We have had several patients who have cancer in their eyes, such as a melanoma. Many of
A liations: Merit Health Biloxi, Memorial Hospital at Gulfport
these patients had no symptoms.
Number of years you’ve practiced: 15
What general advice do you have for South Mississippians to improve their health? Always wear sunglasses when outside. Follow a good diet and a consistent exercise routine.
Areas of expertise: Ophthalmology – retinal and vitreous conditions and disease