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Developmental Pediatrician Providers in Miami
📍 1611 NW 12th Ave, Mailman Center for Child Development
📍 7300 SW 93rd Ave, Suite 210
📍 7300 SW 93rd Ave, Suite 210
📍 7300 SW 93rd Ave, Suite 210
📍 3100 SW 62nd Ave
Nicklaus Children’s — Midtown Pediatric Center (Nirvair Chowdhury and others referenced in local listings)
📍 Midtown/Near Miami Beach area clinics (see Nicklaus for exact site listings)
📍 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine / affiliated clinics
📍 1611 NW 12th Ave, Mailman Center for Child Development, 10th Floor
📍 1600 NW 10th Ave, Mailman Center (clinic address listed on site)
📍 1601 N.W. 12th Avenue
Nicklaus Children's Hospital — Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
📍 3100 SW 62nd Ave, Suite 300 (Nicklaus Children’s Pinecrest / Main campus locations vary)
What to Look For in Developmental Pediatrician
Developmental pediatricians are medical doctors specialized in diagnosing and treating developmental disorders including autism. They can provide formal autism diagnoses, prescribe medications, and coordinate care.
- ✓Board certification in developmental-behavioral pediatrics
- ✓Experience with autism spectrum disorders
- ✓Thorough evaluation process
- ✓Care coordination with therapists
- ✓Reasonable wait times for follow-ups
Insurance: Most health insurance covers developmental pediatrician visits. Wait times for initial appointments can be 3-12 months in many areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Southern Region
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📍 401 NW 2nd Avenue, Suite N-812, Miami, FL 33128, Miami 33128
🕐 Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (General business hours; service availability may vary)
Florida residents with a developmental disability who meet specific diagnostic and functional criteria.
Florida Resources
Key Laws
Steven A. Geller Autism Coverage Act
Requires health insurance to cover autism therapy including ABA for children under 18.
Funding Sources
APD (Agency for Persons with Disabilities)
Florida's agency providing services through 6 regional offices. Administers Medicaid waiver programs.
Medicaid Waivers
iBudget Florida waiver provides home and community-based services.
Private Insurance
Geller Act requires ABA coverage. Benefits vary by plan.
School District (IEP)
Free services through Exceptional Student Education (ESE) program.