The Center for Autism and Developmental Disorders (CADD) Adult Outpatient Clinic specializes in assessing and treating adults who have autism spectrum disorder and/or intellectual disabilities. The clinic also works with adults who have developmental disabilities and co-occurring psychiatric or behavioral disorders.
The CADD Adult Outpatient Clinic is in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. The clinic is open weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Please call 412-624-1000 for more information.
The CADD Adult Outpatient Clinic provides diagnostic evaluation. Staff makes special efforts to obtain medical, occupational, and other information before the screening to maximize the value of the consultation. Evaluation focuses on:
A specialty medication clinic provides comprehensive medication evaluation. Consumers, parents, and caregivers receive education about medication risks and benefits. They receive help in monitoring symptoms and side effects and are asked to report changes to the treatment team.
Response to medications is documented by using standardized scales, questionnaires, and observation methods. Relevant physical markers (blood pressure, pulse, height, weight) and other laboratory tests also are monitored, as needed.
The clinic provides evaluation, medication monitoring, and group, individual, and family therapies.
Comprehensive outpatient treatment services are provided. This treatment may include family, group, and individual therapy. Social skills training groups are available for adults.
The clinic employs staff who are trained and experienced in the treatment of individuals with autism spectrum disorder or other developmental disorders, including evaluations to determine if autism spectrum disorder is present.
