Intermountain Children’s Health Network Nevada
A clinically integrated network to strengthen pediatric care in Nevada
Our shared commitment to children
Together, we support data-informed quality improvement and help practices be ready for value-based arrangements — with a shared focus on better outcomes for kids. This approach creates a win for payers, practices, and, most importantly, children and their families, while preserving clinical autonomy and financial independence.
Benefits of pediatrician‑led clinical integration
Participating practices collaborate within a physician-governed model model that supports shared learning, aligned priorities, and working together to address common challenges. Benefits to practices include:
Early participants help define the clinical and population health priorities that shape the CIN dashboards and performance reporting.
This physician-informed approach ensures data is:
- Relevant to pediatric practices
- Used continuous improvement over time
- Designed to support clinical decision‑making
As the CIN matures, these shared priorities become the foundation for sustainable growth and future initiatives.
We host a monthly virtual CME series (launched September 2025) open to all pediatricians practicing in Nevada.
Participating pediatricians help shape:
- Clinical and operational topics
- Speaker selection
- Session timing and format
This open, collaborative model encourages shared learning while giving CIN participants a leadership role in advancing pediatric education statewide.
To learn more about our CME series, contact us at [email protected].
Intermountain Children’s Health Network Nevada offers opt‑in infrastructure and support services designed to reduce administrative burden while preserving independence. Group purchasing is currently available through the network, allowing practices to benefit from collective scale while maintaining local control.
Additional services will be informed directly by participating practices and prioritized based on shared needs over time.
Participating pediatricians serve in governance roles, guiding CIN priorities, strategy, and decision-making in partnership with Intermountain Health. Your role can ensure that the network remains clinically relevant and physician-driven.
By working together across independent practices, pediatricians are better positioned to:
- Reduce care fragmentation
- Share clinical insights
- Address information asymmetry
- Strengthen fair contracting and value‑based care readiness
- Advocate for fair, sustainable pediatric reimbursement
Collaboration at the network level amplifies the collective voice of pediatricians while care remains local to each independent practice.
Our growing network
Intermountain Children’s Health Network Nevada is a growing, pediatrician‑led network shaped by independent practices across the state.
The CIN model is well established nationally—through partners like the Children’s Hospital Association—supporting collaboration while preserving local leadership.
Participating practices include:
- Intermountain Health Pediatrics: Sheryl Morelli, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Kiddies’ Pal Pediatrics: Tal Minuskin, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Las Vegas Pediatrics + Urgent Care: Mimi Kuriakose, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Nevada Pediatric Specialists: Harry Zilberman, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Oasis Pediatrics: Lillie Hidaji, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- St. Rose Pediatrics: Heath Hodapp, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Sienna Pediatrics: Carrie Wijesinghe, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Sunrise Pediatrics: Sanjay Kandoth, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Tender Care Pediatrics: Mary Kiepert, MD, Lead Pediatrician
- Tiny Tots Pediatrics: George Khamo, PA-C, Lead Pediatrician
Wellness & prevention resources
Intermountain Children's Health Network Nevada (ICHNN) is pleased to connect participating practices with Children's Health Wellness & Prevention resources developed by Intermountain Health Community Health. These resources support patient and family education on common pediatric health and safety topics and can be used in clinics, community outreach, and health promotion activities.
Available resources:
- Patient education materials focused on child health, injury prevention, wellness, and safety topics
- Community health campaign materials and educational resources
- Printed materials available for distribution to patients and families
Practices may use the Children's Health Community Request Form to request educational materials and support for community outreach and patient education efforts.
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