Provider matches based on clinician nominations
A clinician-led referral network built on nominations. It explains up to three potential provider matches so you can weigh your options with context.
- 1Relevant experienceDoes the provider work with children who have similar communication needs?
- 2Language and scheduleCan the provider support your family’s language and appointment preferences?
- 3Session formatAre in-person or virtual sessions appropriate, and how can caregivers participate?
Illustrative example · not real providers
Up to three options, with reasons to consider each
Clinician nominations
Providers are nominated by clinicians who know their work.
Careful review
Your family’s context shapes which providers may fit.
Up to three matches
Each one comes with a plain-language reason it may be a fit.
How Navigate suggests providers
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Nominations
Clinicians nominate providers they trust for specific needs.
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Your context
You share what your child needs, where you are and what matters to you.
- 3
Your shortlist
Up to three matches, each explained, and you decide who to contact.
Find a first provider or another specialist
What Navigate helps with depends on where you are in your child’s care.
Compare options for your first provider
Review why each potential match may suit your child, then decide who to contact.
- Plain-language reasonsWhy each provider may fit, without clinical jargon.
- Nominated, not advertisedMatches come from clinician nominations.
Designed to support—not replace—clinical judgment.
Navigate explains potential matches; it does not book appointments or replace your clinician’s advice. You decide which providers to contact.
Questions, answered.
See Navigate Network for your family.
A clinician-led referral network built on nominations. It explains up to three potential provider matches so you can weigh your options with context.