The genetics team offers genetic testing for children who may have inherited conditions or congenital anomalies ("birth defects"), developmental delays, autism spectrum disorder, unique physical features, or unusual growth patterns. A genetic diagnosis can help guide future care and connect families with support groups, research opportunities, and others with similar experiences. It's also common for children to be referred and not receive a genetic diagnosis, but the evaluation can still offer helpful information, and further genetic testing may become available over time.

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Genetic testing, evaluation, and counseling for inherited conditions, including cancer risk and rare diseases, to support diagnosis and care decisions.
A program where a medical geneticist provides evaluation and genetic testing for inherited conditions affecting the eyes, heart, hearing, and more.

A program providing evaluation and genetic testing for hereditary cancer, with counseling to assess risk and guide screening and prevention.

Genetic counseling and testing for people who are planning a pregnancy, currently pregnant, or are planning to be pregnant, as well as who have recently lost a pregnancy. 

A program providing children’s primary care with check-ups, sick visits, vaccines, teen care, and support for ongoing health needs.

A team of pediatric specialists providing pediatric care such as behavioral health, GI care, emergency medicine, and more for growing kids.

A pediatric primary care program that delivers comprehensive care for children with chronic or complex medical conditions via coordinated support and family‑centered care.
A pediatric development center where a child behavioral specialist evaluates and treats conditions such as autism, ADHD, and developmental delays.

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