Acquired Autonomic Dysfunction Program
In our Acquired Autonomic Dysfunction Program, pediatric experts from specialties across Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) work together to treat the complex needs of children and teens living with autonomic dysfunction, including postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). The specialists who care for your child will include doctors and nurses, physical therapists, psychologists and more. Your child's treatment plan will not only address medical care, but may also include an exercise program, help with coping skills and even assistance with community resources. Our goal is to give your child the highest quality of life while, as much as possible, reducing the need for medicine or invasive procedures.
How we serve you
At CHOP, your family will have access to all the pediatric specialists and resources you need to manage your child's condition. We'll work together, and with you, to develop the best plan for your child's care.
Why choose us
We believe the best acquired autonomic dysfunction program takes a holistic approach, addressing the child's whole needs. Here, you'll find the broad range of resources and expertise to best support your child's health and family well-being.
Meet your team
This pediatric expert team will ensure your child gets the best possible care and your entire family receives the highest level of support.
What to expect?
Learn about what to expect at your child's visit, important deadlines and how to prepare for meeting our team.
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