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Families with children with multiple medical needs face many challenges. Attending appointments at multiple clinics. Frequent or prolonged hospital stays. Constant disruptions to work, school, and family life. In many cases, there may also be transportation or financial challenges.
The pediatric medically complex care program at Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital helps families overcome these challenges so you can spend less time on the phone, in the clinic, or worried about details and more time living life together.
We are grateful for generous support from the Peter and Joan Secchia CarePartners Program, which played a critical role in creating the complex care program and continues to provide funding for services and staffing needs.
The complex care program is for children who need to see multiple specialists throughout the year and require frequent appointments or hospitalizations. Families may be referred to our program if their child:
Support is also provided by Little Heroes League, an organization that partners with multiple NICUs across the country, to coordinate care inside and outside the hospital for newborns and infants with multiple medical conditions.
Our goal is to connect the care you receive from your child’s pediatrician with their specialty providers at Corewell Health Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital. Your team includes a physician or advanced practice provider, a medical social worker, a nurse navigator, and a dedicated scheduling coordinator.
At your first meeting, we will discuss your child’s needs and priorities so we can develop the best overall plan for your family. Our team will also meet with you regularly to help you understand your child’s treatment plan, identify and address any gaps in care, and ensure clear communication between you and your child’s medical team. Other program benefits include:
Compassionate, research-driven care for kids with developmental, behavioral, and feeding concerns.
Advanced care for children with disorders of the brain, spine, nerves, and muscles.
Care that focuses on reducing pain and feeling better, at any age or stage of illness.
Full clinical program for infants and children with lung disease and respiratory conditions.

