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Geisinger ADMI

To keep you and your child safe, we’re continuing some treatment through virtual video visits, or telehealth, and also offering some in-person appointments. If you have any questions, call us at 570-522-9430.

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Overview

Directions

Geisinger-Bucknell Center
120 Hamm Drive, 2nd floor
Lewisburg, PA 17837

Geisinger Precision Health Center
190 Welles Street, Suite 128
Forty Fort, PA 18704

Hours

Lewisburg: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Forty Fort: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Get started with ADMI

To make an appointment, you’ll need a referral from a pediatrician or primary care provider.

Why the Autism & Developmental Medicine Institute?

Our team bridges the gap between behavioral and medical diagnoses to treat the whole patient. Many families face a diagnostic odyssey in which they pursue answers and effective treatments.

ADMI’s vision is to expand and seamlessly integrate clinical services, research, education, and family support through a multidisciplinary team that includes specialists in neurodevelopmental pediatrics, genomic medicine, psychology, speech-language pathology, radiology, and education.

ADMI helps families connect the dots by bringing together unique expertise under one roof:

Patient care

We approach neurodevelopmental disorders from the perspective of the individual patient, and we consider both behavioral and medical diagnoses as we tailor individual treatment plans.

Innovation and research

We believe that the only way to provide the best clinical care is to simultaneously investigate the causes of developmental disorders and the latest in proven therapies to treat our patients' special developmental needs.

Education and support

ADMI supports its community by providing community events, family support activities, and trainings for families and educators. 

ADMI's multidisciplinary approach to care

Psychology and behavior

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Medical genetics

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Speech-language pathology

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Why is ADMI different?

We have a team of specialists across many different disciplines under one roof. Our team works together to treat the "whole patient." This means that we evaluate both behavioral and medical symptoms. Discussions with our reputable and caring staff of specialists can have a significant impact on helping families adapt to raising a child with special developmental needs.

We provide personalized care and tailored treatment recommendations.

We believe that clinical care, innovation and education are all a part of the same process. To our team, care and innovation are one in the same, and we consider our families an integral part of our team. You can help us investigate the underlying causes of neurodevelopmental disorders by participating in our research studies.

What are we studying?

We have a series of research initiatives designed to improve and expedite the diagnosis, treatment and care of people with developmental disorders.

Specialty Clinics at ADMI

22q Developmental Clinic

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ADMI’s multidisciplinary team has extensive knowledge and expertise with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, which was formerly known as DiGeorge or velocardiofacial syndrome.

Dup15q Developmental Clinic

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The Geisinger Dup15q Developmental Clinic provides skilled care for children and adults with chromosome duplications of 15q11.2-13.

Fragile X Clinic

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Geisinger is a member of the international Fragile X Clinical and Research Consortium, and our multidisciplinary team has extensive knowledge and experience with fragile X.

Smith Magenis Clinic

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The first specialty clinic in the country for people with Smith-Magenis syndrome (SMS).

Research at ADMI

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Donate to ADMI

Each month, ADMI receives dozens of questions from families and professionals seeking information, services, suggestions, and support. Often, the call is from a parent who has just learned of a genetic diagnosis in his or her child. Other times, the inquiry is from a teacher or therapist looking for syndrome-specific suggestions on how to address behavioral challenges in the classroom. Whatever the need, ADMI is there to guide, support, encourage, and empower. We are unique in our ability to bridge the gap between the complex science of medical genetics and the practical, real life needs of our patients and their families. Will you help? Your secure online gift will support our commitment improving outcomes for those with special developmental needs.