Pediatric Care of Kentucky

Welcome to Pediatric Care of Kentucky,
founded by Dr. James Kelly in 1950.

We take pride in staying true to the vision established by him and strive to live up to his example as a humanitarian with great love for children and families.

Our health care team provides evidence based care and self management support to our patients. Our goal is to provide health and wellness measures that will continue into adulthood. Family involvement is an integral part of achieving this goal.

Thank you for making Pediatric Care of Kentucky the medical home for your child’s healthcare needs from birth to age 22.

We have extended office hours on Monday and Thursday in Edgewood and on Tuesday in Burlington.

OFFICE HOURS

EDGEWOOD
Monday, Thursday:	8:00 AM–Evening
Tues, Wed, Fri:	8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday:	8:00 AM–1:00 PM

COVINGTON
Monday-Friday:	8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday:	Closed

BURLINGTON
Mon, Wed-Fri:	8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Tuesday:	8:00 AM–Evening
Saturday (2x a month):	8:00 AM–Noon

Depending on call volume, we may close earlier than posted hours.

Patients from any location have access to our evening and Saturday hours.

Our Services

Same day appointments
24/7
New Parent/New Patient Consults
School and Sports Physicals
ADHD Consults
Hospital Affiliations
Extended Office Hours

Saturday Hours
Phone Nurse
Travel Consults
Patient Portal
Vaccine for Children Provider
Location

More services

Our Doctors

Keith A. Stowers, MD, FAAP

Dr. Stowers is enthusiastic and vocal about the well-being and safety of children.

Kevin J. Kelly, MD, FAAP

Dr. Kelly participates in a variety of charitable organizations that benefit the community.

Christopher S. Adley, MD, FAAP

Committed to educating young physicians, Dr. Adley mentors residents from area hospitals.

Charles J. Kelly, MD, FAAP

Dr. Chuck Kelly’s interests include ADHD and children with mood disorders.

Radhika B. Ramesh, MD, FAAP

Watching children and families grow and to be a part of it is what Dr. Ramesh loves about Pediatrics.

Irene A. Jentz, MD, FAAP

The highlight of Dr. Jentz’s service in the Navy was deploying as a ship’s doctor with a 1,000-person crew.

Tara Monday, DO, FAAP

Dr. Monday has a special interest in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.

Kimberly Cooper, DO

Dr. Cooper received a BA in Biology and Psychology at the University of Louisville.

On April 2, 2016 our baby Charley Martin was admitted to Children's Hospital in Cincinnati because of breathing issues. I wanted to write a short note and tell you how much we appreciated Dr. Miller coming to the hospital and coming in to check on our baby. I could never express how comforting it was when Dr. Miller walked in the hospital room and examined our baby. It helped to ease this parent's worry and lets us know what a great choice we made when chose your office for our sweet baby.

Carolyn + Steve

22 years ago I walked into your office as a new mother with a brand new baby girl to see the original Dr. Kelly. He and his staff were great to us and made visiting the doctor an informative, courteous, enjoyable visit — except for the shots of course. When Dr. Kelly retired, we mainly saw Dr. Chuck Kelly with his little monkey as his sidekick and the kids loved him. He was the main reason that the kids did not fight me about every office visit. All the staff at this office are kind, considerate and thoughtful to the kids and parents. I can only hope and pray that the new family doctor is as friendly and caring as you all are.

DeAnn