Our mission
As an integral part of theDivision of Developmental Medicine, the mission of the Developmental Medicine Center is to improve the lives of infants, children, and adolescents who face developmental and behavioral challenges and to support their families throughout their child’s life span. Our goal is to create models of collaborative care that integrate world class clinical service, cutting edge research, and innovative training programs. This will lead to better diagnostic tools and treatments, improved quality of life, and ultimately cures for developmental and behavioral disorders.
Developmental medicine resources
The following listings are relevant resources located throughout Massachusetts and the region:
Phone:800-495-0086, 617-790-4000
Website:www.mabhaccess.com
Phone:877-382-1609
Website:https://www.masspartnership.com/member/ESP.aspx
Phone:617-236-7210, 800-331-0688
Website:www.fcsn.org
For summer camp information:www.fcsn.org/camps
Phone:617-399-8307
Website:www.fcsn.org/masspac
Phone:800-905-8437
Website:www.massfamilyties.org
Phone:603-271-4525; toll free in New Hampshire: 800-852-3345, extension 4525
Website:www.nhfv.org
Phone:617-357-8431; helpline: 617-357-8431 x224
Website:www.massadvocates.org
Phone:617-542-5437
Website:www.childcarechoicesofboston.org
Phone:617-727-5608
Website:www.mass.gov/eohhs/gov/departments/dds/
DDS office locator
Phone:774-455-4056, 800-642-0249
Website:massairc.org/
Website:chadd.org
Local office locator
Phone:508-877-3648
Website:www.summercampsandtrips.com/faqSelect/
Phone:508-655-7999
Website:www.spanmass.org
Email:info@spanmass.org
Phone:617-635-4920
Website:www.boston.gov/departments/boston-centers-youth-families
Collaborating online to improve children's healthcare
Through philanthropic support the Developmental Medicine Center has created an online system where parents and teachers can communicate with doctors to improve care for children who need ongoing treatment for ADHD. We will soon be expanding this system to include children with autism, depression, and asthma. Take a look at the video below to learn how this new integrated clinical information sharing system is helping to improve communication between parents, doctors, and teachers in order to provide our patients with the best possible care.
Please view ourHealth Information Sheet.
Requesting a visit
To request an evaluation, please visit theRequest an Appointment pageor call us at 617-355-7025.
Patient Intake Forms available online
We require all new families to fill out Patient Intake Forms in order to be added on to our waiting list. We have now made this process a little bit easier by allowing you to print out the form below or complete the form electronically. Please return completed paperwork via mail, email, or fax to:
Mail:
The Division of Developmental Medicine
300 Longwood Avenue
Mailstop 3217
Boston, MA 02115
经办人:摄入协调员
Email:
dmcintake@childrens.harvard.edu
Fax:
617-730-0252 Attn: Intake Coordinators
Below you will find intake packages specialized by age. Please click on the correct form for your child:
- infants: age 27 months or younger
- toddler/preschool: age 28 months to 5 years
- school/young adult: ages 5 to 16 years
Please note
If it has been longer than two weeks since you submitted your intake forms/questionnaires and you have not received notification that we have received them, please call 617-355-7025 and let us know.
For directions and additional information about our satellite locations, please visit thecontact uspage.