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Developmental Pediatrician Providers in Philadelphia
📍 3401 Civic Center Blvd
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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Your Regional Office
City of Philadelphia DBHIDS
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📍 1101 Market Street, Suite 700, Philadelphia, PA 19107, Philadelphia 19107
📱 Intake: (215) 685-5400 (General DBHIDS number, ask for IDS Intake)
🕐 Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (General DBHIDS hours, may vary by specific program)
Eligibility varies depending on the specific service. Generally, individuals must be residents of Philadelphia and have a diagnosed intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, or other developmental disability that significantly impacts their daily functioning. Early Intervention services are for children under 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.
Pennsylvania Resources
Funding Sources
Medicaid/State Program
Contact your state's Medicaid agency for autism-related services and waiver programs.
Private Insurance
Many states mandate autism coverage. Check your plan's benefits.
School District (IEP)
Free Appropriate Public Education for children ages 3-22 with disabilities.
Early Intervention
Federally mandated services for children 0-3 with developmental delays.