| The Behavioral Consultation Clinic is designed to evaluate and treat school-aged children in Baltimore County who are experiencing behavioral, emotional, and learning difficulties associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Children who are residents of Baltimore County between the ages of 3–18 years old. There are no insurance restrictions, and children with or without insurance are welcome. All clinics are open from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. All appointments are by referral only, which should be obtained and completed by the school's nurse, guidance counselor, and/or psychologist.
Baltimore Highlands-Lansdowne Health Center
2nd Thursday of the month Essex Health Center
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Mondays of the month Liberty Family Resource Center
1st Thursday of the month Towson Health Center
4th Wednesday of the month Woodlawn Health Center
3rd Thursday of the month Services at the Behavioral Health Clinic are provided by experienced behavioral and developmental pediatricians, nurse practitioners with specialized training and experience in behavioral pediatrics, licensed psychologists and licensed certified social workers. This program is a component of the School Health Program and collaborates closely with staff from the local school systems. For more information about the Behavioral Health Clinic, call 410-887-2718. This program provides free family support, case management, information, referral, and advocacy services to anyone between the ages of birth and 21 years who has a developmental disability and is a resident of Baltimore County. For more information on developmental disability services, call one of the following numbers: 410-887-2720 410-887-4410 410-887-4411
The Lead Poisoning Prevention Program provides early identification and intervention for children at risk for and exposed to environmental lead. Children with at least one risk factor receive a blood lead screening. Blood lead levels above 10 mcg/dl are case managed to assure that appropriate education, home assessment, nutritional counseling, and medical follow-up are provided in accordance with the blood lead level. For lead poisoning prevention information or consultation, call 410-887-3725. The Well Child Clinic provides the following services. Please note that no acute care or emergency services are provided. All Baltimore County residents, ages 0-21 are eligible. Please note that fees are based on a sliding scale; however, services will not be denied due to inability to pay. For more information on the Well Child Clinic, call 410-887-2507. Revised July 1, 2009 | 
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