Multidisciplinary Clinic Program

The Multidisciplinary Clinic Program is a resource to help families manage their child's chronic health condition. Most clinics supported by Children's Special Health Services (CSHS) provide multidisciplinary team evaluations where families have an opportunity to see many different providers in one place at one time. Reports generated from the clinic visit include recommendations to help direct care for the coming year. There is no charge to families for clinic services; however, insurance or others sources of health care coverage may be used when available. All children who might benefit are eligible to attend.

Clinics make a positive difference in children's overall care. Families' report that clinics provide:

Information, education, and reassurance
Diagnostic evaluation and/or treatment
Coordinated, comprehensive care
Follow-up and monitoring
Access to specialty medical care

Ten different types of clinics are supported by Children's Special Health Services. Some are managed by CSHS in partnership with public and private health care providers across the state (see provider section for current listing). Others are funded through service contracts. Types of clinics supported by CSHS include:

Cleft Lip/Palate
Scoliosis/Orthopedic
Cardiac Care for Children Program
Metabolic Disorders
Cerebral Palsy/Child Disability
Developmental Assessment
Myelodysplasia
Diabetes
Neurorehabilitation
Asthma

For more information about multidisciplinary clinics available in North Dakota, a printed clinic resource directory is available that includes clinic dates, local contacts, and sites.

2008 Clinic Directory (1.7Mb pdf)

To receive a printed copy, please contact Children's Special Health Services at:

Children's Special Health Services
North Dakota Department of Health
600 East Boulevard Avenue, Dept. 301
Bismarck, ND 58505-0200
Phone: 701.328.2436
Toll Free: 800.755.2714
TTY: 800.366.6888
Fax: 701.328.1645
dohcshsadm@nd.gov

How to Schedule a Clinic Appointment

Families or providers can use the Clinic Directory to identify the local clinic contact. Contact can also be made directly with Children's Special Health Services at: