At St. Luke's, we can help diagnose, assess, and manage non-cancerous genetic conditions. Our team includes a medical geneticist and genetic counselors to evaluate inheritance risks, offer support for rare diseases, perform genetic testing, and interpret results.
Our team offers a medical home for adults and children with genetic syndromes and metabolic conditions of inborn errors of metabolism.
Leah Fleming, MD specializes in clinical genetics and medical biochemical genetics. She focuses on caring for children and adults with a wide range of conditions, including chromosomal disorders such as Smith Magenis Syndrome and metabolic disorders like phenylketonuria, together with a team that includes three genetic counselors and a metabolic dietitian.
Bailey Severe, MS, LCGC is a genetic counselor with special interest in neurological and neuromuscular conditions such as Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy. She is dedicated to providing families with knowledge and guidance to understand their diagnosis and become advocates for themselves. She hopes help grow the field of genetic counseling and have a positive impact on each patient’s overall health and healthcare experience.
Bailey received her bachelor’s degree in biology with minors in chemistry, psychology, and neuroscience at Butler University. She completed her master’s degree in genetic counseling at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. During her time at the University of Oklahoma, she completed an internship in leadership education related to neurodevelopmental and related disorders.
In her free time, Bailey can usually be found outdoors: hiking, camping, skiing, paddle boarding, and adventuring with her dog.
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