Please be notified that Laurel Pediatric & Teen Medical Center will be closing permanently. Our last day seeing patients will be May 16, 2025, and we will no longer be available for appointments after this date.
To assist with continuity of care, we encourage you to request your child’s medical records as soon as possible. Medical records will be available for physical pickup in our office until May 30, 2025. After that date, alternative arrangements will be required.
Please note that a document processing base fee of $25 per patient applies for the preparation of medical records.
We are grateful for the trust you have placed in us over the years, and it has been a true privilege to care for your children. Should you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our office before our closing date.
Warm Regards
LPTMC Team
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Kirsten Taleb is an ANCC board-certified nurse practitioner. She is also a member of the Nurse Practitioner Association of Maryland. Kirsten Taleb attended undergrad at Coppin State earning her B.S. in Nursing. She then returned to Coppin State to receive her Master’s degree in nursing.
Kirsten’s work experience includes employment with Pediatric Primary Care and Urgent Care. She also has experience working in the critical care units of a few MD-based hospitals serving as the clinical preceptor for nurses in the critical care area.
Kirsten has a special interest in preventive and alternative methods to healing. Born and raised in Baltimore City, Kirsten loves to spend time with family, read, travel, and cook. Kirsten is available to see patients on Mondays and Thursdays
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Kiethlyn Gabat is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in nursing from Towson University and her Master’s degree in nursing from Chamberlain University. She has been a staff nurse for 7 years before becoming a nurse practitioner. She enjoys helping children, parents, and families.
Kiethlyn enjoys the company of her children and family on her free time. She absolutely loves being outdoors, hiking, and spending time with her loved ones.
Kiethlyn is available to see patients every weekday except Tuesdays.
Laurel Pediatric & Teen Medical Center prides itself on offering comprehensive pediatric care for children of all ages in Bel Air, Maryland. From the moment children enter the world until they reach adulthood, their medical needs change almost as quickly as their bodies do. The team at Laurel Pediatric & Teen Medical Center are there every step of the way.
From the very first newborn visit, our healthcare providers carefully monitor every child, making sure critical physical and mental developmental milestones are met. The staff is also available to answer any questions or concerns parents may have along the way.
As important as overseeing their growth is, the doctor is also there to help with the many medical situations that may arise with children. From ear infections to allergies and asthma, our highly skilled staff helps parents manage their children’s health, allowing kids to enjoy their carefree years.
To learn more about the pediatric and osteopathic care at Laurel Pediatric & Teen Medical Center, call to schedule an appointment with us today.
Our office accepts a wide variety of insurances. If you do not see your insurance listed, please contact our office to see if your insurance is accepted with our practice.
Our office does accept medical assistance through the state of Maryland; we accept the following managed care organizations: Priority Partners, MedStar Family Choice, University of Maryland Medical Health System
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