How we can help We are here to help you and your child. To participate, your child must have asthma , live in Boston and be between 2 and 18 years old, and must have had recent Emergency Department visits, hospitalizations, or been referred to CAI by your …

At the Complex Biventricular Repair Program, we are always looking for new and safe ways to improve patient outcomes. That’s why we are committed to research and innovation that offers insight on a wide range of biventricular repair procedures that aim to …

Pediatric Addiction Medicine Fellowship The Pediatric Addiction Medicine Fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital is an ACGME-accredited, one-year program that accesses the resources of Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School , and other local …

The Boston Adult Congenital Heart (BACH) and Pulmonary Hypertension Program provides consultation and care 24 hours a day. In urgent or emergent situations, we rapidly arrange hospital transfers or urgent office visits, as needed. We also have an …

Frequently asked questions with Dr. David Hunter What is strabismus and why does it occur in adults? Strabismus occurs when eyes don't line up with each other. Usually, one eye seems to be wandering. You may have heard this referred to as "crossed eyes" …

An open food challenge is a test that can be used to find out if your child is allergic to a certain food . How should I get my child ready for the open food challenge? One week before the challenge: Stop giving your child antihistamines, which can …

What to expect from the Jay S. Fishman ALS Augmentative Communication Program Our team hopes to meet people as early as possible after diagnosis but remains eager to support people with ALS at any time during their journey. As appropriate, Speech-Language …

Our affiliation with several proactive neurologists and ALS team members from referring centers has given us the opportunity and honor to learn from people with ALS who choose to meet with us early in their life with ALS. Many of the proactive approaches …

What do we mean by ‘access’? When we talk about access we are really talking about how a person might interact with a device. Often people will “access” a computer using a keyboard and mouse, or “access” an iPad using a finger and the touchscreen, or …

Making the most of your speech For some people with ALS, changes to speech production and swallowing are the very first symptoms they experience. This is often referred to as "Bulbar onset" of symptoms. For others, changes in speech are noted only after …