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OSF Children's Hospital of Illinois Child Development Program

Developmental Pediatrics · Peoria, IL
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Focus
autism diagnosis developmental delay neurodevelopmental
Area
Peoria, IL
Description
Multidisciplinary child development program providing developmental-behavioral evaluation, assessment, and treatment for emotional, behavioral, and developmental problems from birth to age 18.
Website
osfhealthcare.org

What this developmental pediatric offers

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OSF Children's Hospital of Illinois offers a developmental pediatrics specialty program in collaboration with the University of Illinois College of Medicine Peoria (UICOMP), focused on identifying and treating developmental delays across speech, motor, and cognitive domains in children from infancy through adolescence.

Clinicians
Wendelin A. Burdo-Hartman, MD — Developmental Pediatrician
Siraj U. Siddiqi, MD — Developmental Pediatrician
Andrew M. Morgan, MD — Developmental Pediatrician
Jennifer M. Cunningham, APRN — Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Elizabeth P. Clawson, PhD — Psychologist
Lauren A. Wiseman, APRN — Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Populations served
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) Cerebral palsy Developmental delays (speech, motor, cognitive) Pediatric feeding disorder Hypotonia and hypertonia Global developmental delay Genetic or neurological conditions affecting development Delays related to premature birth Children with medical complexity
Ages
Infants through teenage years / adolescents
Services
Comprehensive developmental assessments Multidisciplinary care coordination Nutritional evaluation (dietitian services) Collaboration with Spina Bifida Clinic, Down Syndrome Clinic, Cerebral Palsy Clinic, and Congenital Heart Center
Programs
OSF Autism Pathways
Founded
1888
Approach
You and your child are at the center of everything we do. The team partners with families to develop individualized care plans supporting growth at home, school, and community.
Admissions
Primary care provider referral required to UICOMP Developmental Pediatrics. First appointment is typically 1.5 hours and includes a comprehensive interview and discussion of needed evaluations.

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What to look for in a developmental pediatric

  • Board certification in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics or Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
  • Wait time for an evaluation — often long, so ask early
  • Whether they do formal autism diagnostic evaluations
  • How they coordinate with therapy and school