Connecticut Children’s: 100% Kids

Today, we’re exploring why kids truly need healthcare designed just for them. Joining us is Dr. Robyn Matloff, nephrologist and Associate Vice President of Ambulatory Pediatrics and Community Development at Connecticut Children’s. We’ll go behind the scenes of pediatric healthcare to discuss how specialized teams, child-focused environments, coordinated care, and pediatric research all contribute...

In this episode we're joined by Dr. Jonathan Sollinger of Willows Pediatric Group in Westport, a community pediatrician affiliated with Connecticut Children’s Care Network. Dr. Sollinger helps parents sort through today’s biggest health trends and parenting questions. From vaccine confusion and energy drinks to skincare products marketed to kids, changing nutrition advice, and the rise of “Dr. Goo...

Today we're joined by Dr. Steven Rogers, an emergency medicine physician and the Medical Director of Connecticut Children’s Youth Suicide Prevention Center. We talk about why suicide remains a leading risk for kids and teens, and how early identification, open conversations, and simple screening can help save lives. Dr. Rogers shares what parents and caregivers should know about recognizing warnin...

Welcome to episode one of Connecticut Children’s:100% Kids. I’m your host Angela Ohlfest. In this episode I’m joined by Dr. Elizabeth Cipolla, a community pediatrician affiliated with the Connecticut Children’s Care Network, to talk about some of the most common, and often stressful, health concerns parents face.  We cover everything from fevers and chest pain to headaches, heart murmurs, and deve...

Welcome to Connecticut Children’s: 100% Kids — a new podcast created for parents and communities who want clarity, not confusion. Each episode brings you trusted voices from Connecticut Children’s to tackle the issues families are facing right now — from mental health and suicide prevention to newborn screening, breakthrough research, and why kids-only care truly matters.