Down Syndrome Clinic

The mission of the Down Syndrome Clinic is to improve the quality of life of individuals with Down Syndrome by providing a thorough, coordinated program that addresses the medical and therapeutic needs of these individuals a well as offering support and education to their families.

This specialty clinic serves as a consultative service and screening mechanism for children with Down Syndrome from birth through adolescence, following established Healthcare Guidelines created by the National Network of Medical Clinics for Children with Down Syndrome.

The clinic is comprehensive, and an experienced team of professionals with an expertise and interest in Down Syndrome, hold half-day clinics three Wednesdays per month to evaluate the specific needs of each child scheduled. Together, they problem solve and strive to improve the quality of life for the child and the family.

The team consists of a Pediatric Geneticist, a Nurse Practitioner, a Genetic Counselor, a Registered Dietitian, an Audiologist, a Speech Pathologist, an Occupational Therapist, a Licensed Social Worker and Behavioral Psychologist, and a Parent Coordinator/Advocate.

The Clinic also serves as a resource center providing speakers bureau and presentations for schools, businesses, medical professionals, and community members seeking more information about Down Syndrome.