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Posted: Dec 1, 2010, 07:01
PORTRAIT HEALTH CENTERS FOR THE HEALING ARTS
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Buffalo Grove, Illinois
Rosellyn Marie Cappuccitti RN, BSN, LCCE
Nurse Navigator
847-868-3435
info@portraithealth.com
www.portraithealthcenters.com
The Portrait Health Centers for the Healing Arts are multi-specialty clinics where families and adults can come to experience cutting-edge and proven treatment options available for those struggling with ADHD and other behavioral and learning disorders. The primary focus of the center is addressing the needs of children but is available for all ages. They offer a free initial evaluation for each patient.
The Portrait Health Center was started in 2010 with the first location in Illinois with plans of opening five more clinics in as many states by September 2011. The nurse navigator, Rosellyn Marie Cappuccitti RN, BSN, LCCE is the guide who takes your hand and leads you through the initial evaluation. She is experienced in pediatric and adolescent care. The comprehensive licensed medical team includes Clinical Psychologists, Licensed Medical Social Workers, Optometrists, Audiologists, Chiropractors, Nutritionists, and Family Practitioners.
The initial free evaluation includes a complete medical history, lifestyle, and social review, assessment of sleep patterns, vision and hearing history, nutrition and fitness overview, and oral and musculoskeletal evaluation. From this evaluation, the team of specialists will review the findings and design a customized course of further testing and treatment, where necessary. A certificate of medical necessity will be provided to parents. The nurse navigator will work with the parents and child in educating them on the cause and not just treating the outward symptoms of ADHD/ADD. She will also provide continuity of services to school districts through individualized education programs (IEP), working with the appointed school-based team of specialists who strive to obtain and maintain the mainstreaming of the child if needed.
[This information came from the Portrait Health Centers For The Healing Arts website]
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