Developmental Pediatrician Providers in Salt Lake City, UT

Finding the right developmental pediatrician provider in Salt Lake City can feel overwhelming. We've compiled availability, insurance, and waitlist information to help you find care faster.

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Developmental Pediatrician Providers in Salt Lake City

Accepting Clients

📍 100 N Medical Dr

Intermountain/major insurances (varies)

📍 100 N Medical Dr

Intermountain/SelectPlansPrivate insurance (varies by plan)

📍 100 Mario Capecchi Dr (Primary Children's main campus - Salt Lake City; serves region)

Sarah Winter, MD (Medical Director listed on training page — clinic includes multiple faculty)

University of Utah — Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics / Developmental Assessment Clinic

Developmental Pediatrician

📍 50 N Medical Drive

University Health Plans and major private insurances (varies by clinic)
The Children's Center Utah
Developmental Pediatrician

📍 1755 South 900 East (admin address)

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

What's the difference between a developmental pediatrician and regular pediatrician?
Developmental pediatricians have specialized training in developmental disorders and can provide comprehensive autism evaluations and diagnoses.
How long does an autism evaluation take?
Comprehensive evaluations typically take 2-4 hours, sometimes split across multiple visits. Some practices have shorter screening appointments.
Can a developmental pediatrician prescribe medication?
Yes. As medical doctors, they can prescribe medications for conditions often co-occurring with autism, like ADHD, anxiety, or sleep issues.
How often will we need follow-up visits?
Typically every 3-12 months depending on your child's needs, medication management, and developmental progress.

Utah 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.

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