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Clinics for Fragile X Evaluation and Treatment

What is a Fragile X Clinic?
A Fragile X clinic provides individuals and families affected by one or more of the Fragile X-associated Disorders with evaluation and care supported by the latest medical, educational, and research knowledge available. All of the clinics provide medical services (including medication evaluation and consultation) supervised by a MD. Multidisciplinary services and/or referrals such as occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, behavioral therapy and genetic counseling are available within the institutions. Many of the clinics also participate in collaborative research efforts with other Fragile X clinics and professionals. All of the clinics have an emphasis on fragile X syndrome while also providing services and/or referrals for fragile X-associated tremor/ataxia syndrome (FXTAS) and fragile X-associated primary ovarian insufficiency (FXPOI).

How do you select an appropriate Fragile X clinic?
In addition to the information listed below, the National Fragile X Foundation has detailed information on each of the clinics, including the types of multidisciplinary services offered, how often the clinics meet and other additional services the clinic may provide.

The National Fragile X Foundation encourages you to contact us directly. Our professional staff is prepared to help you choose the most appropriate clinic for your individual and family needs. Please call us at 800-688-8765.

(The National Fragile X Foundation also maintains a database of Fragile X professionals that are not necessarily associated within a Fragile X Clinic. If you are trying to locate a professional that is knowledgeable about Fragile X in your area, please call us.)

What is the Fragile X Clinical & Research Consortium?
In 2006, the National Fragile X Foundation organized all of the US and Canadian clinics into a "Fragile X Clinical & Research Consortium." The Consortium has many purposes including the development of a knowledge base for treatment of difficult cases and the establishment of a structure for collaborative research efforts, including drug trials. The National Fragile X Foundation is also working hard to establish additional clinics throughout the U.S. and to help existing clinics become more comprehensive in the delivery of their services.

CLINICS: Click here for a comprehensive listing of all clinics or click on the state name or Green NFXF Logo to prioritize that state on the resulting list.
 

Map of Clinic Locations...click on a green dot to find the information Aurora, CO 80045 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 and Elwyn, Pennsylvania 19063 Seattle, WA 98105 Go to listings for Canada Toronto, Ontario Stanford, CA 94305-5795 and UC Davis, Sacramento, CA 95817 Chicago, IL 60612 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Akron, Ohio 44308-1062 Staten Island, NY 10314 Boston, MA 02115 Baltimore, MD 21211 Durham, NC 27705 Decatur, GA 30033 Nashville TN 37203 Iowa City, IA 52242 Madison, WI 53705 Miami, FL 33136 Aurora, CO 80045Pittsburgh, PA 15213 and Elwyn, Pennsylvania 19063Seattle, WA 98105Go to listings for Canada Toronto, OntarioStanford, CA 94305-5795 and UC Davis, Sacramento, CA 95817Chicago, IL 60612Indianapolis, IN 46202Akron, Ohio 44308-1062Staten Island, NY 10314Boston, MA 02115Baltimore, MD 21211Durham, NC 27705Decatur, GA 30033Nashville TN 37203

Those states with a green dot have a clinic. Click on the state for more information.

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