Bellevue:
Kindering Center
Individualized,
family-centered services for children who are disabled or "medically
fragile."
Bellingham:
St. Joseph Hospital
Physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language
pathology services for all age groups.
Bremerton:
Holly Ridge
Center
Relationship-focused
early intervention services to families of children with special
needs.
Centralia:
Pope's Kids Place
Identifies and manages
health-care issues and acts as liaison with specialists and other
health-care providers for "medically fragile" children and
their families.
Everett:
Providence Everett Medical Center
Serves children born with
health conditions that affect their growth and development, or those
facing problems stemming from illness or injury.
Federal Way:
Birth to Three
Developmental Center
Comprehensive early
intervention services for infants, toddlers and their families,
promoting development of skills to last a lifetime.
Kent:
Children's
Therapy Center
Therapy services for infants, children, and
teens ages birth to twenty-one with developmental delays and other
disabilities.
Longview:
Progress
Center
Serves young children with
developmental delay or disability from birth to three years of age.
Assists with education, information, support and therapy services.
Mt. Vernon:
Skagit Preschool
and Resource Center
Educational, therapeutic and behavioral programs for children with
special needs from birth to age six.
Skagit Valley Hospital
Clinically based
family-focused program providing one-on-one and small group
physical, occupational and speech-language therapy to children with
special needs.
Puyallup:
Good Samaritan Hospital
Offers a variety of
services for children with special needs and their families.
Renton:
Valley Medical Center
Treatment in occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech
and language therapy, social and nutritional services, and family
resource coordination.
Richland:
CADET -
Comprehensive Autistic Disorders Evaluation Team
A multi-disciplinary evaluation team
designed to differentially diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Parent based behavior management services are also available.
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Seattle:
Boyer
Children's Clinic
Therapy and early
childhood educational facility serving children from birth to teen
years who have neuromuscular disorders such as cerebral palsy or
delay in development.
Seattle Children's
Autism Center
Clinical services such as state-of-the-art
diagnostic and treatment approaches for children with autism.
UW Care Clinic
Comprehensive
evaluation, treatment and support for families living with autism
spectrum disorders.
University of Washington
Autism Center
Diagnostic evaluations and multi-disciplinary intervention
services for children with autism spectrum disorders from infancy
through adolescence.
University of Washington Center on Human Development and Disability
Makes important contributions to the
lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families
through a comprehensive array of research, clinical services,
training, community outreach, and dissemination activities.
Spokane:
Northwest Autism Center
Provides and coordinates services for children and adults with
autism spectrum disorders.
Sacred Heart Children's Hospital-Developmental Center
A multi-disciplinary team diagnoses,
evaluates and treats children with developmental disorders to help
reach their full potential. Special focuses include ADHD, autism and
developmental delays.
Spokane Guilds'
School and Neuromuscular Center
Comprehensive assessment and treatment center for children from
birth to three who exhibit delays in developmental skills.
Tacoma:
Mary Bridge Children's Hospital
Diagnosis, intervention and advanced treatment for infants,
children and adolescents with various neurological conditions.
University of Washington
Autism Center
Diagnostic, treatment, and training services to children
and adolescents from birth through 18 years.
Vancouver-area
Yakima:
Children's Village
Family centered organization serving
children with special health care or developmental needs and their
families, while aiming to meet the needs of each individual family.
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