Dr. Philip Adler

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  Published on: 5/24/2007    Last Visited: 5/24/2007  

  Dr. Philip Adler - Healthy Hero Award
  
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  Philip Adler, M.D., Westchase Pediatrics, was one of eight local Healthy Hero Award recipients at the 2007 Global Citizens & Healthy Heroes Awards Celebration at the Tampa Convention Center.
  
  The Patel Foundation for Global Understanding honored Dr. Adler for his milestone achievements in the history of children's wellness.The Foundation noted that "In 1964, Dr. Adler recognized that African-American children in Tampa did not have access to needed health care services and took courageous action that eliminated racial segregation in the local hospitals.Adler has also been one of the leading national proponents of chicken pox vaccinations for children and he was successful in getting them mandated for all school children by the Florida State Board of Health."
  
  HealthPoint congratulates Dr. Adler on his achievements in children's wellness and on this recent honor.

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  Dr. Philip Adler - Healthy Hero Award
  
  HealthPoint Medical Group
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  Dr. Philip Adler - Healthy Hero Award
  
  Philip Adler, M.D., Westchase Pediatrics, was one of eight local Healthy Hero Award recipients at the 2007 Global Citizens & Healthy Heroes Awards Celebration at the Tampa Convention Center.
  
  The Patel Foundation for Global Understanding honored Dr. Adler for his milestone achievements in the history of children's wellness.The Foundation noted that "In 1964, Dr. Adler recognized that African-American children in Tampa did not have access to needed health care services and took courageous action that eliminated racial segregation in the local hospitals.Adler has also been one of the leading national proponents of chicken pox vaccinations for children and he was successful in getting them mandated for all school children by the Florida State Board of Health."
  
  HealthPoint congratulates Dr. Adler on his achievements in children's wellness and on this recent honor.

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  Philip Adler MD
  
  HealthPoint Medical Group - Pediatrics

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  Philip Adler, M.D., Westchase Pediatrics, was one of eight local Healthy Hero Award recipients at the 2007 Global Citizens & Healthy Heroes Awards Celebration at the Tampa Convention Center.
  
  The Patel Foundation for Global Understanding honored Dr. Adler for his milestone achievements in the history of children's wellness.The Foundation noted that "In 1964, Dr. Adler recognized that African-American children in Tampa did not have access to needed health care services and took courageous action that eliminated racial segregation in the local hospitals.Adler has also been one of the leading national proponents of chicken pox vaccinations for children and he was successful in getting them mandated for all school children by the Florida State Board of Health."
  
  HealthPoint congratulates Dr. Adler on his achievements in children's wellness and on this recent honor.

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  Dr. Philip Adler, past president, Hillsborough County Pediatrics Society, chief of the neonatal section of St. Joseph's Hospital and a clinical professor of pediatrics at the USF College of Medicine

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  Philip Adler, M.D. - Physician, HealthPoint Medical Group

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  Philip Adler, MD
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  Dr. Adler received his undergraduate degree and Doctor of Medicine from the University of Vermont.He completed his internship and residency at Children's Hospital Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts and served as Chief Resident for the Medical Out-Patient Department and as a teaching fellow at Harvard Medical School.He has published several articles in professional journals and is active in the community serving as Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee for Accent Health and as a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics for the University of South Florida.Dr Adler is a member of the Hillsborough County Pediatric Society, Hillsborough County Medical Association, Florida Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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  Philip Adler, MD
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  Philip Adler, MD
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  Philip Adler, MD
  
  Dr. Philip Adler is Board Certified in Pediatrics.He received his undergraduate degree and earned his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Vermont in Burlington.Dr. Adler served an internship at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.He completed an internship and residency at Children's Hospital Medical Center, also in Boston, where he served as Chief Resident for the Medical Out-Patient Department.
  
  Dr. Adler has published several articles in professional journals and is active in the community serving as Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee for Accent Health and as a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics for the University of South Florida College of Medicine.He is a member of the Hillsborough County Pediatric Society, Hillsborough County Medical Association, Florida Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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  Published on: 1/6/2006    Last Visited: 1/6/2006  

  Dr. Philip Adler of Tampa has long agreed with Ferber's methods, saying parents that co-sleep, as some call it, harm their child's development.
  
  Dr. Philip Adler, Health Point Medical Group:"I think it interferes with the development of the autonomy of the child, and I think it creates dependency.Both on the part of the mother and on the part of the baby."
  
  Dr. Adler says there is also the fear of a parent rolling over in bed and smothering the child.
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  Adler is surprised by his colleague's change in opinion, but says that won't sway his beliefs.Adler says he'll continue to tell parents to have their newborns sleep in their own beds.

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  Published on: 8/31/2003    Last Visited: 7/20/2004  

  TAMPA - Dr. Philip Adler, a Tampa pediatrician for four decades, has cared for countless children through the years.During that time he has witnessed many changes in health care.To him, the most important change is the affordability and easy and frequent access made possible by HMOs.Dr. Adler points to his detection of a life-threatening medical condition in one of his young patients as proof.
  
  During a recent bi-monthly physical examination of an infant encouraged by the child's HMO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida's Health Options, Dr. Adler discovered a heart murmur.In many children heart murmurs are common, diagnosed at some point in the lives of as many as 90 percent.However, Dr. Adler determined this infant's heart murmur was significant enough to be further examined by a specialist.
  
  He referred the baby to a pediatric cardiologist, who discovered a heart lesion.Because the heart lesion was diagnosed early, the problem can be corrected by surgery before the risk of cardiac arrest grows to the point of threatening the young child's life.
  
  "If this child hadn't been brought in for a routine check-up, the heart lesion would have gone undetected.The baby could have become very ill, or even died," explains Dr. Adler.
  
  "Health Options made the difference for this infant," says Dr. Adler, adding the bi-monthly physical examination is a benefit of Health Options' "Well Baby Care" program.
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  For Dr. Adler, the success of a program like Well Baby Care is just one example out of many which lead him to feel the arrival of HMOs is one of the greatest advancements in the 40 years he's been practicing medicine.
  
  "HMOs are very good, particularly for young families.I recommend HMOs all the time.They allow patients to receive quality care, and at an affordable price," says Dr. Adler.

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