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22q Clinic

Seattle Children’s 22q Clinic brings together experts in many fields to care for children who have differences in a part of chromosome 22 called q11.2.
22q Clinic

Seattle Children’s 22q Clinic brings together experts in many fields to care for children who have differences in a part of chromosome 22 called q11.2.
3-D Imaging

To plan the best treatment for your child, Seattle Children's craniofacial team uses 3-dimensional CT scans and advanced software to build precise maps of your child's face and head.
ABA Early Intervention Program

Seattle Children’s ABA Early Intervention Program is an intensive short-term program where kids with autism learn new skills to improve learning and behavior.
Acute Kidney Injury Clinic

Seattle Children’s Acute Kidney Injury Clinic screens and monitors patients who have had an episode of AKI in order to prevent future kidney damage.

Adaptive Sports Physical Therapy Program

Seattle Children’s has the only program in the Seattle area offering specialized sports injury rehabilitation for athletes with disabilities.
Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program

Seattle Children's Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Program gives expert medical care and support to teens and young adults into their late 20s with all forms of cancer. We know you have different challenges than kids or older adults. Our team helps you meet them.
Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program

Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program
Adolescent Medicine

The Adolescent Medicine Program at Seattle Children's provides care for teens, including treatment for eating disorders, obesity, substance abuse, behavioral concerns, chronic pain, gynecological health, transgender care and adolescent male health.
Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program (ACHD)

People born with heart defects need individualized care from diagnosis through adulthood. The Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) Program shared by Seattle Children’s and the University of Washington (UW) can help meet your child’s long-term healthcare needs – whether your child is new to our Heart Center or has

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