Through the Autism Society Vaccine Education Initiative, the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin provides training on healthcare barriers that individuals with Autism and other sensory challenges may encounter when obtaining routine vaccinations and other healthcare services.
The Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin provides training to medical staff on ways to reduce barriers and create more accessible environments so that individuals with Autism can receive routine vaccinations in a safe and calming environment. Accessible vaccine kits and visual supports are also available to support individuals.
family medicine, UW Health Cottage Grove Clinic
pediatrician at UW Health Junction Rd Medical Center
pediatrician at Union Corners Clinic in Madison
Pediatrician, accepting new patients. Speaks Spanish. Recommended by a parent as good with her autistic child.
Madison, WI 53717
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