Children with congenital heart disease severe enough to need surgery in the first few months of life (complex CHD) may face neurodevelopmental issues, such as problems with behavior, social skills, feeding, motor skills, academics and language development. Finding and addressing these problems early, gives your child the best chance of reaching their fullest potential.

Our team of pediatric specialists provides screening, evaluation and treatment for children at risk of developmental issues after cardiac surgery. We partner with your pediatrician to care for your child’s neurological health. We’ll also help find community resources to support your family.

As a world leader in pediatric cardiac care, we are committed to the ongoing research, community education and government advocacy to improve long-term outcomes for children with CHD.