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Pediatric Emergency Care
Pediatric ER for Central Massachusetts and Beyond
At UMass Memorial Health, we understand that our young patients need specialized care, especially in emergencies. And as a parent, you want to know that fast, expert care for your child is close by.
Our emergency rooms are staffed by on-site emergency medicine physicians, nurses and pediatric specialists who know how to help kids feel comfortable in stressful situations. We also have a wide range of medical and surgical subspecialists available at all times, enabling us to assess and treat your child as quickly as possible.
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CANDO Request Form Thank You
Thank you for submitting the CANDO request for services form. For any questions please call 774-442-2263.
Please be sure to fax supporting clinical notes to 774-442-2270 or email to CANDO@umassmemorial.org.
Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders (CANDO) Request for Services Form
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Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders (CANDO)
Located within Outpatient Psychiatry Services
100 Century Drive
Worcester, MA 01606
Tel: 774-442-2263 - FAX: 774-442-2270
Please fax supporting clinical notes to 774-442-2270 or email to CANDO@umassmemorial.org.
This is not an urgent clinic. If immediate care is required, please refer patient to local emergency services. CANDO offers services for children and young adults with neurodevelopmental disorders (such as autism), who also have emotional and behavioral challenges and complex presentations.
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