Find a Turner Syndrome Clinic

Level 1 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that is led by either an endocrinologist or geneticist who is working to develop referral sources to specialty care such as cardiology, neuropsychology, and more. Level 1 Providers follow current TS Care Guidelines and share information to connect families with local and/or national advocacy organizations.

Level 2 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that meets all the requirements of Level 1 plus a Clinic page on their institution's website, follow the KidNECT model of care, and offer same day visits with multiple specialists.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 1 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that is led by either an endocrinologist or geneticist who is working to develop referral sources to specialty care such as cardiology, neuropsychology, and more. Level 1 Providers follow current TS Care Guidelines and share information to connect families with local and/or national advocacy organizations.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 1 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that is led by either an endocrinologist or geneticist who is working to develop referral sources to specialty care such as cardiology, neuropsychology, and more. Level 1 Providers follow current TS Care Guidelines and share information to connect families with local and/or national advocacy organizations.

Level 1 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that is led by either an endocrinologist or geneticist who is working to develop referral sources to specialty care such as cardiology, neuropsychology, and more. Level 1 Providers follow current TS Care Guidelines and share information to connect families with local and/or national advocacy organizations.

Level 1 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that is led by either an endocrinologist or geneticist who is working to develop referral sources to specialty care such as cardiology, neuropsychology, and more. Level 1 Providers follow current TS Care Guidelines and share information to connect families with local and/or national advocacy organizations.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 2 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that meets all the requirements of Level 1 plus a Clinic page on their institution's website, follow the KidNECT model of care, and offer same day visits with multiple specialists.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Adult Care ClinicA few institutions across the country offer a coordinated care program for Adults with Turner syndrome, and TSGA expects other programs to develop in the coming years. Each of these Adult Care Clinic Programs looks different depending on the resources of each institution. TSGA is in the process of developing Levels of Care Designation Criteria for Adult programs. Here, we are highlighting them as a resource.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 2 ClinicThis is a self-designated level that meets all the requirements of Level 1 plus a Clinic page on their institution's website, follow the KidNECT model of care, and offer same day visits with multiple specialists.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.

Level 4 Regional Resource CenterLevel 4 Regional Resource Centers are the most developed care models across the country and are designated by TSGA. In order to receive a Level 4 TS Regional Resource Center designation, these programs meet all the requirements of Levels 1, 2, and 3, plus are involved in multi-institutional Turner syndrome research, have a program to train or mentor medical students and Fellows, and are willing to provide support and resources to other providers in the region as needed.