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Today, more than 90% of children with special health care needs survive into adulthood due to advances in medical care and the early intervention strategies provided by pediatric providers. In fact, adult patients with chronic conditions of childhood origin are now outnumbering pediatric patients among some subgroups. Thus, there is an urgent need to provide the same high-quality care for this target population in the adult health care system.
There are many programs available to help patients, families and providers access resources on a variety of topics. Please contact 211 (in the Rochester area) or The Complex Care Center at ComplexCareCenter@urmc.rochester.edu to request current information on any of these resources.
- Advocacy
- Autism
- Caregiver & Family Support
- Child Care
- Classes & Education
- Developmental Disabilities
- Employment
- Family and Planning
- Financial
- Food and Nutrition
- Health
- Higher Education
- Housing
- Medicaid
- Mobility & Assistive Technology
- Personal Care
- Psychological Services
- Safety Health and Consumer Council
- Sickle Cell Disease
- Special Olympics International
- Sports & Recreation
- Support Groups
- Transition
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Provider Resources
ComplexCareCenter@URMC.Rochester.edu
The Division of Transitional Care Medicine offers a variety of services and supports to meet the needs of referring health care providers and community agencies, as well as the individual goals of patients and their families.
The DTCM Team provides comprehensive support to providers and caregivers locally and regionally:
- phone and in-person consultations
- educational sessions
- patient care protocols
- educational modules
This support helps your patients stay as close to home as possible for their care and increases the knowledge base of the workforce that is keeping patients healthy in their own home settings.
For more information, please call: 585-276-7900 or email ComplexCareCenter@URMC.Rochester.edu