Kelly A. Hayda MSN, APRN-CNP

Susan L. Fong, MD, PhD, is a pediatric epileptologist at Cincinnati Children's, where she treats children and adolescents with epilepsy. She has a special interest in epilepsy surgery and the ketogenic diet as alternative treatments for patients with intractable seizures. Inspired by her sister with developmental disabilities, Susan uses a team-based approach to provide comprehensive care, involving various specialists to meet each patient's unique needs. Her dedication to finding innovative treatment options ensures that families receive the best possible care.

Jessica A. Lin, MD, is an adolescent medicine physician at Cincinnati Children's. She specializes in treating eating disorders, reproductive endocrinology, and contraceptive management. Dr. Lin is dedicated to listening to her patients and working with them to achieve their health goals. She is particularly interested in helping patients who struggle with obesity and those who develop eating disorders. Dr. Lin's compassionate approach and commitment to patient care make her a trusted provider for adolescents and their families.

Dr. Barbara E. Hallinan, MD, PhD, is a pediatric neurologist specializing in the care of infants with epilepsy and neurometabolic disorders at Cincinnati Children's-Mason Campus. She leads the Infant Seizure Clinic, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy and infantile spasms in children under two years old. With a background in chemistry and extensive training in pediatrics and neurology, Dr. Hallinan employs a collaborative approach to patient care, working closely with parents and a multidisciplinary team. Her research interests include genetic causes of epilepsy and the ketogenic diet as a treatment option, reflecting her commitment to advancing pediatric neurology. Generated from the website