Already have an appointment?Click here to complete the pre-visit Parent Questionnaire and send us documents prior to your child's already scheduled clinic appointment. Did you know?We offer psychologist services, as well as infant mental health. They are marked below. | 
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Clinic Services
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| Initial Visit | - Child has arrived in the U.S. recently
- Includes complete physical examination to evaluate for immediate health issues, initial development status, laboratory evaluation for communicable diseases and to assess health/immunization status, and time to address your questions about your child’s adjustment to her/his new environment. Referrals, as indicated.
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Focused Visit | - Child has been in the U.S. for some time but did not visit the IAC soon after arrival
- Includes a review of parent concerns, review of the child’s pre- and post-adoption medical and social history and complete physical examination (depending on reported concerns). Lab testing and referrals, as indicated.
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Developmental Assessment, < 6 years old
(visit with the child psychologist) | - For children younger than 6 years old.
- Assesses learning skills, language and communication skills and development of attachment relationship.
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Developmental Assessment, 6 years +
(visit with the child psychologist) | - For children 6 years and older.
- Tests all realms of cognitive function, including learning, memory, decision making, problem solving and etc.
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FAS Assessment
(visit with the child psychologist) | - Comprehensive assessment to determine whether your child has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome or any of the fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
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Family Therapy - Transition Visit
(visit with the child psychologist) | - Focuses on issues related to your family and child’s adjustment to a new environment.
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| Coordinated Care | - Usually, this category of appointments applies only to people traveling from more than 1 day’s drive or flying in to Minneapolis to come to the IAC.
- Child has a number of issues/concerns that must be addressed by specialists in any of: neuropsychology, endocrinology, genetics, infectious diseases, occupational/physical therapy, ophthalmology, audiology and speech/language.
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Domestic Adoption Services | - Any of our services can be tailored for a domestically adopted child; call 612-626-6777 to schedule a medical appointment or email iac@umn.edu for a psychologist visit.
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