Professionals' Frequent Questions
The Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics staff at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center has prepared responses to the following questions asked most frequently by health care professionals.
- How can I have my patient evaluated at Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics?
Please call the Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 513-636-4611. - Will there be a charge for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics services?
There will be a charge for services. Medical insurance, Medicaid or other sources of payment will be billed whenever possible. For specific billing questions, call DDBP Billing at 513-636-8357 (1-800-344-2462 ext. 68357). Financial counselors are also available. For help with financial concerns, call CCHMC Financial Counseling at 513-636-0201 (1-800-344-2462 ext. 60201). - Where is Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics located?
DDBP is located at Cincinnati Children's main campus in location E on the second floor. Free parking is available in the visitors' garage. The location E parking section is closest to the clinic, but staff at Welcome Centers inside any location can direct you to DDBP. For directions go to www.cincinnatichildrens.org/visit/location. Our building is designed for easy access for persons with handicaps. - Can you help me find information on my patient's condition/specific disability?
Yes, the staff of Developmental Disabilities Jack H. Rubinstein Libraries are happy to take your questions. Please contact Barbara Johnson (johnb0@chmcc.org), Jack H. Rubinstein Libraries, Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. - What are the major areas of research at the Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics?
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics research program focuses on: spina bifida, Down Syndrome, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, autism and pervasive developmental disorders, attention deficit disorder, learning disorders, Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, and Fragile X. - I don't live in Cincinnati. Are there other programs like Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics in the United States?
Yes. Please contact Barbara Johnson (johnb0@chmcc.org), Developmental Disabilities Jack H. Rubinstein Libraries, or the American Association of University Affiliated Programs.
