The Trisomy 21 team includes a developmental pediatrician, nurse practitioner, speech therapists, physical therapist, occupational therapist and social worker who provide comprehensive care to children and adults with Down Syndrome.
A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Bryant’s family received a wake-up call from the staff at the Trisomy 21 Program. Instead of steadily improving since his last visit, Bryant’s behavior had become troublesome, he’d gained a significant amount of weight and his blood work was concerning.
Born with a heart defect and Down syndrome, Anthony needed immediate treatment for his cardiac issue before his developmental condition could be addressed.
Kathryn has overcome more in her 17 years than most do in a lifetime. Learn how CHOP helped her and her family face each new challenge.
When Mia's baby was born with Down syndrome, she worried about her daughter's future. Today, Ava, 19, is a student at Penn State.
In a season of sorrow, Cameron was — and is — a joyful presence.
Down syndrome didn’t stop Sara from dreaming of going to college, and with the help of CHOP’s Trisomy 21 Program, she is now living her dream.
Neva, an 11-year-old with Down syndrome, is confident, full of joy and ready for anything, with the support of her family.
For 15-year-old Eve, every day is a new adventure and she can't wait to see what's next: fashion, sports or travel.
When Brody was born, his parents were shocked to learn he had Down syndrome. Today, they've learned to embrace the unexpected with their 12-year-old son.
Over the past few years, Audrey has met all her milestones — and now she is preparing for the 2019 CHOP Buddy Walk®.