In addition to clinical services, the following educational and administrative offices are located in the Philips Road facility.
FSU Speech & Hearing Clinic
College of Communication & Information | 850-644-2238
The L. L. Schendel Speech and Hearing Clinic at Florida State University provides services for individuals with communication disorders of all ages. The clinic provides evidence-based assessment and treatment to residents of Tallahassee and the surrounding area. Speech, language and hearing assessment and treatment services are available for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. Services are available to anyone in the community who contacts the clinic, regardless of affiliation with Florida State.
This Phillips Road location is an expansion of services offered by the clinic, which will maintain its location at the School of Communication Science & Disorders in the Warren Building in downtown Tallahassee, 201 W. Bloxham St.
Florida Medical Practice Plan™ Clinical Operations
Med. fsu. edu / fmpp
FMPP is the faculty practice plan for the Florida State University College of Medicine, with a vision to transform healthcare through community-integrated academic healthcare initiatives. FMPP is dedicated to advancing the mission of FSU Health through comprehensive clinical practice, pioneering research and exemplary education. FSU PrimaryHealth™, FSU SeniorHealth™, FSU Health Precision Pediatrics™ at IPRD and FSU Health Lipidology™ are part of FMPP, as are FSU BehavioralHealth™ and FSU Neuromodulation™.
FSU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities( CARD)
850-644-4367, or 1-800-769-7926 | fsucard. com
FSU CARD, in the FSU Autism Institute, serves 18 counties in the Panhandle of Florida with offices in Tallahassee, Panama City and Pensacola. CARD has extensive experience serving individuals with autism spectrum disorder and provides direct services for communication and social and behavioral problems, as well as providing information, consultation and technical assistance to families and professionals associated with CARD clients. The Center also offers partnerships to professionals and pre-professionals who serve, or are preparing to serve, the client population.
FSU CARD currently serves over 7,000 individuals ranging from infancy to adulthood and has excellent working relationships with the early intervention system, school system and healthcare providers in the 18-county area and the network of seven CARD sites across the state of Florida.
FSU Pediatric Behavioral Health Hub
Flbhimpact. org / pediatrics
The Pediatric Behavioral Health Program works closely with community pediatricians and pediatric practices to help build capacity to detect, refer and treat children and families for behavioral health care. The Behavioral Health Hub services include training and technical assistance for pediatric and behavioral health clinicians, care coordination to behavioral health services and access to psychiatric and behavioral health consultations.
FSU College of Medicine Graduate Medical Education med. fsu. edu / gme
The Florida State University College of Medicine sponsors 32 residency and fellowship programs across the state of Florida, serving 516 residents and fellows who are trained by more than 300 faculty. These programs are operated in collaboration with the college’ s healthcare partners. FSU continues to assess and identify the opportunity to expand its GME enterprise across the state.
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