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Contact the Fatty Liver Interdisciplinary Program.

Contact Us Second opinions To request a second opinion from our team, please call 617-355-5837. If you are unable to come for an in-person second opinion in Boston, we offer an online second opinion program . Our dedicated care coordinator will help you: …
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Patient Resources

See patient resources provided by the Feeding Tube Service.

Patient Resources You may find the following Boston Children’s educational resources helpful in caring for your child with a feeding tube. Giving Your Child Bolus Gastrostomy Feedings through a MIC-KEY™ Tube Giving Your Child Bolus Gastrostomy Feedings …
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Contact the Feeding Tube Service.

Contact Us For more information about the Feeding Tube Service, please contact us at: Boston Children's Hospital 300 Longwood Ave. Boston, MA 02115 P: 617-355-6058 International patients Families residing outside of the United States should first contact …
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Meet Our Team

Meet Our Team Director Image Kara Larson , MS, CCC-SLP Director, Feeding and Swallowing Program; Speech-Language Pathologist; Clinical Coordinator, Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Enhancement; Speech Programs Speech-Language Pathologist …
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Conditions We Treat

Learn about conditions addressed by the Feeding and Swallowing Program.

Conditions We Treat The Speech-Language Pathologists in the Feeding and Swallowing Program are highly trained and experienced in working with infants and children who have feeding and swallowing difficulties.  Below is a list of some of the areas that we …
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Patient Stories

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Services We Provide

Learn about services provided by the Feeding and Swallowing Program.

Services We Provide Inpatient services We offer services to inpatients at Boston Children’s Hospital who have feeding and swallowing difficulties. The speech-language pathologists in the Feeding and Swallowing Program work closely with medical, surgical, …