We’re here to help you navigate the complex world of epilepsy. We aim to treat your whole child and support and guide your family. Educational support Children with epilepsy are more likely to have learning challenges, and many kids with intellectual …

Referrals We welcome your referrals of any patients who have seizures or epilepsy. We generally recommend that any child who has failed first-line treatment be referred to a specialized epilepsy center, especially if they have failed two medications or …

Internship training The Augmentative Communication Program at Boston Children's Hospital offers a variety of specialized graduate internship opportunities for outstanding graduate students in speech-language pathology interested in augmentative and …

Click here to like us on Facebook and receive all of our updates on your news feed! Our goal It is not our intent to review every app or media device that has been or will soon be released.  Rather our goal is to provide a framework , based upon well …

Augmentative Communication Program White Paper entitled: "AAC and Mobile Apps: Growing Pains with Evidence Based Practice" (Costello, Shane and Caron 2013) App resources from Jessica Caron (as of May 2013): Feature Match Blank table Feature Match small …

We’re available to answer your questions, provide more information, or schedule an appointment for your child. Boston Children’s Hospital Fegan Building 300 Longwood Ave. Boston, MA 02115 Phone: 617-355-6015 Boston Children’s Waltham 9 Hope Ave. Waltham, …

Preparing for your procedure Our cardiac anesthesiologists are trained to manage all aspects of heart surgery, cardiac catheterization , and other procedures in children with congenital heart disease . They are involved in the care of your child before, …

Find us The Boston Children's Hospital AIDS Program is located at the Boston Children's Hospital main campus on the fifth floor of 333 Longwood Ave., across the street from the main hospital. Exit the Patient and Family Garage onto Longwood Avenue and …

Boston HAPPENS provides services to youth, 13 and older, who are HIV positive or at risk for the disease and other STDs. HAPPENS also offers HIV/ STI counseling and testing billed through insurance. Support services We also provide HIV positive youth with …

Why do I need to go to a CAMP clinic? Being on long-term anticoagulation medication requires close monitoring and follow-up. CAMP believes that regular assessment and education helps keep our patients safely and effectively anticoagulated and out of the …