Georgia Down Syndrome Medical Care Centers


There are currently 2 Down syndrome medical care centers in Georgia:


Other Services Provided:Caregiver support group;
Outreach education;
Get Fit and Be Healthy Program (a health and fitness group education program)

Adult Disability Medical Healthcare (ADMH), Marietta, GA

Affiliation: Urban Family Practice Associates
Summary: The Adult Disability Medical Healthcare, ADMH, also known as Adult Disability Medical Home, provides healthcare possibilities to teens and adultswith developmental disabilities. We currently focus on individuals with Down syndrome, Autism, cerebral palsy, and others with complex co-morbidities. ADMH prioritizes our care with an interdisciplinary team utilizing the model of a patient centered medical home. We accept most private insurance including Georgia Medicaid and Medicare. Patients may be served as a medical home with ADMH physicians for primary care or may be seen for consultative care.
Ages served: Ages 12+
Hours and Days of Operation: 8:00 – 1:00
Twice monthly, usually on a Tuesday or Wednesday
Address: 2520 Windy Hill Rd. #303, Marietta, GA 30067
Website: www.theadmh.org
Email: j.nodvin@theadmh.org
Appointments: 770-430-2922
General Phone Number:  
Clinical Director: Andrea Videlefsky, MD
Services provided:
Behavioral MD
Psychologist
Nutritionist
Registered Dietician
Physical Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Family Practitioner
Apraxia Specialist
Speech and Language Pathologist
Audiologist
Social Worker
Education/Inclusion Specialist
Nursing Practitioner
Genetic Counselor
Clinical Care Coordinator
Geneticist/Pediatrician
Feeding Specialist
Other Services Provided: Caregiver support group; outreach education; Get Fit and Be Healthy Program (a health and fitness group education program)  
Year Established: 2014
Patients with Down Syndrome Seen Annually: 100
Length of Waitlist: 4 to 6 months, with a cancellation list
Medicaid Accepted? Yes
Insurance accepted? Yes

 

Emory University Down Syndrome Clinic, Decatur, GA

Affiliation: Department of Human Genetics, Emory University
Summary: The goal of the Down Syndrome Clinic at Emory is provide excellent clinical services to individuals with Down syndrome and their families, apply knowledge gained through research to improve lives, and to utilize our research and clinical experience to educate health professionals, families, parent organizations and others in the community. We aim to serve as a resource for families and primary care providers who care for individuals from birth through young adulthood with Down syndrome. Our team of physicians, nurses, genetic counselors and staff have extensive experience in genetics and child development, serving as a specialized resource that compliments the care provided by each child’s primary doctor. Our services may include: review of genetic tests and genetic counseling; external records review (including medical records, IFSPs, IEPs, therapy notes); physical and neurological examination; developmental and behavioral assessment; discussion of the recommended healthcare guidelines for Down syndrome; recommendations for intervention and guidance on development of comprehensive intervention plans; referrals to and collaboration with other specialists and ancillary service providers who specialize in Down syndrome specific issues (multi-disciplinary collaboration); behavioral medication management (when indicated); regular and/or continuing follow-up care specific to an individual’s needs.
Ages Served: Birth – Age 21
Hours and Days of Operation: Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Address: 1365 Clifton Road, NE, Building B, Suite 2220, Atlanta GA, 30322
Website: https://med.emory.edu/departments/human-genetics/patient-care/down-syndrome-clinic/index.html
Email: Hailey.dennis@emoryhealthcare.org
Appointments: 404-778-8570 (MDs should fax referrals to 404-778-8562)
General Phone Number: 404-778-1363 or 404-778-8570
Medical Director: Amy Talboy, MD, FAAP
Services provided:
Behavioral MD
Neuropsychologist
Nutritionist
Physical Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Family Practitioner
Apraxia Specialist
Speech and Language Pathologist
Audiologist
Social Worker
Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician
Nurse Practitioner
Genetic Counselor
Clinical Care Coordinator
Geneticist/Pediatrician
Other Services Provided: Neurodevelopmental disabilities/developmental behavioral pediatrician; collaborations with other specialists as needed
Year Established: 2003
Patients with Down Syndrome Seen Annually: 300+
Length of Waitlist: Depending on age, infants seen within 1-2 months of referral
Medicaid Accepted? Yes
Insurance accepted? Most insurances accepted (coverage verified at time of intake prior to scheduling)

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