High Risk Infant Follow Up Clinic
Developmental assessments and early intervention to help infants born prematurely or with complex medical needs thrive
Comprehensive medical care
Providing infants born prematurely (preemie) or with complex medical needs expert care, the High Risk Infant Follow Up (HRIF) clinic at DMG CRS is dedicated to your child’s development through recurring assessments during the first three years of life. The HRIF clinic provides:
Early intervention services
At DMG CRS, we advocate for early intervention services for children. Early intervention services provide specialized support for young children with developmental delays or disabilities and their families. Promoting development and meaningful participation in all aspects of life, early intervention services may include:
The DMG CRS difference
Preemies and babies born with medical conditions generally stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) after birth and are considered high risk for medical and developmental challenges that will require ongoing monitoring, assessment and multispecialty treatment.
DMG CRS has been caring for more than 16,000 babies and children of all ages with specialized medical needs annually since 2012. We understand the unique challenges for these children and their families and provide the medical care, resources and support to maximize each baby’s potential. We provide:
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is part of the HRIF Clinic?
How is this visit different from seeing our regular pediatrician?
This visit is a comprehensive evaluation focusing on your child’s past medical history, developmental capabilities, and behaviors. We look for conditions that we know are common in children who have spent time in the NICU or who are considered high risk for neurodevelopmental diagnoses. Our developmental testing goes beyond the usual screening performed during a general pediatric visit. You may be asked to complete a developmental and/or behavioral questionnaire.
What are my next steps after discharge from the hospital?
- If the hospital referred you to the DMG CRS HRIF Clinic upon discharge, you will receive a phone call from our specialty care coordinator within 1-2 weeks to schedule your infant’s initial evaluation.
- If the hospital did not refer you to the DMG CRS HRIF Clinic, you may request a referral from your pediatrician or primary care provider (PCP) for an evaluation of your baby. The referral must be accompanied by the most recent office visit notes; referral phone and fax numbers are listed below. We will work with your child’s PCP to coordinate care and promote the growth and development of your baby.
Referral: DMG CRS High Risk Infant Follow Up Clinic
Phone: (602) 914-1594
Fax: (602) 468-4526
What will my baby’s evaluation entail?
How often will my child need to follow up?
Meet Our HRIF Clinic Providers
Megan (Meg) Jimenez, FNP-C
Family Nurse Practitioner
Medical Specialty: High Risk Infant Follow Up
Pediatric Primary Care
Pediatric Primary Care
Certification: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
Lindsay Moore, DPT, PCS
Physical Therapist
Medical Specialty: High Risk Infant Assessment
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Wheelchair, Durable Medical Equipment and Carseat Evaluations
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Wheelchair, Durable Medical Equipment and Carseat Evaluations
Education: Doctorate of Physiotherapy, Bond University, Australia
Certification: Pediatric Certified Specialist, American Physical Therapy Association
Kimberly Orin, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist
Medical Specialty: Behavioral Feeding
High Risk Infant Assessments
Occupational Therapy
Wheelchair, Durable Medical Equipment and Carseat Evaluations
High Risk Infant Assessments
Occupational Therapy
Wheelchair, Durable Medical Equipment and Carseat Evaluations
Education: Master of Occupational Therapy, University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, San Marcos, CA
Certification: National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy
