Angelman Syndrome Program | MassGeneral Hospital for Children 175 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA 02114

The Angelman Syndrome Program at MassGeneral Hospital for Children, located at 175 Cambridge Street in Boston, Massachusetts, is dedicated to providing expert care for individuals with Angelman syndrome. This program, in partnership with the Angelman Syndrome Foundation, offers comprehensive clinical care to improve the quality of life for patients with this condition.

The clinic at MassGeneral Hospital for Children includes specialists in epilepsy, sleep disorders, gastroenterology, neuropsychology, psychiatry, and genetics. They offer a wide range of diagnostic tests and treatment options, including dietary therapy and vagus nerve stimulation. The program also provides family support, helping patients transition into adulthood and find appropriate residential placements if needed.

Since its formal opening in 2012, the Angelman Syndrome Program has seen over 300 families from around the world, including the US, Africa, Canada, Europe, and South America. The care teams at MassGeneral Hospital for Children are available for phone or online video visits, providing expert care and support to patients and their families.

At MassGeneral Hospital for Children, top medical professionals collaborate to provide innovative care that bridges medical research with clinical practice. Patients can expect safe and effective care from a team dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with Angelman syndrome. Visit the clinic at the Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care on Mondays and Fridays to access a wide range of specialists and resources.