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What We Do
- High quality, professional pediatric services
- Thorough 1-2 hour evaluation including physical examination
- Medical and behavioral treatment
- High quality patient information
- Coordinated and ongoing care as needed
- Collaboration with your primary care provider
- A dictated letter will be sent to you and your primary care
provider within 2-3 weeks
- Telephone case managements between appointments
- Prescription refills as needed
- Intervention services when appropriate, including evaluation
by a school specialist and occupational therapist.
We have a multidisciplinary clinic that includes evaluation by
a Behavioral And Developmental pediatrician, board-certified pediatricians,
a family nurse practitioner, a school specialist, an occupational
therapist, and child-life support personnel. Our clinic uses the
University of Washington and the Institute of Medicine diagnostic
criteria to diagnose fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and alcohol-related
neurodevelopmental disorder (ARND) caused by known or suspected
prenatal exposure to alcohol.
It is our goal to provide a comprehensive evaluation for children
who may have growth deficiency, facial anomalies, and brain injury
because of alcohol exposure during gestation. We have an intervention
clinic that focuses on strategies for management of cognitive and
behavioral difficulties associated with fetal alcohol syndrome and
alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder.
We offer a wide range of educational and training services:
- Patient information handouts
- Suggested additional reading sources
- Educational videos
- ADD/ADHD seminars
Your Appointment
Here are a few suggestions for making your visit more successful:
- All new patients need a referral from your primary care provider.
- Arrive at least 15 minutes early. This will give you time to
find your way and register.
- Call us if you can’t make it at least 3 days before your
appointment so we can schedule others who want services.
- Send us information. We want as much information on your child
as possible.
Having information such as birth history, prior medical records,
school records, test scores, and other records in advance of the
appointment will enable us to compile your child’s records
for a facilitated review prior to your visit. We spend a great deal
of time reviewing the records you send us so we are able to make
the most of your visit with us.
Let us know what you think and how we can improve. Your opinion
matters to us. Please fill out a satisfaction survey at the end
of your visit.
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