UW Health infectious disease specialists provide inpatient, outpatient and emergency consultative services for the diagnosis and management of complex infectious diseases and unexplained febrile illnesses, especially those that may become life threatening.

Infectious disease physicians have special interests in the diagnosis and management of infections in immunologically compromised patients; leukemia patients, organ transplant recipients, patients with AIDS or HIV-related diseases; as well as bacterial infections, including endocarditis, meningitis and acute and chronic osteomyelitis.

Additional interests include:

• antiparasitic and antiviral drugs
• rational use of immunizations and vaccines
• tropical diseases and parasitic infections
• tuberculosis
• deep fungal infections
• viral diseases
• Lyme disease
• recurrent infections
• immunizations for foreign travel

The Department of Medicine Infectious Disease clinic is located at:

600 Highland Avenue
Madison,WI 53792
(608) 263-0946

David R Andes, MD
Chief, Associate Professor of Medicine

The hospital is located on the west end of the UW-Madison campus, off University Avenue/Campus Drive.

Click here for a map to the hospital.

For additional information, visit the UW Health Infectious Disease website.