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Childhood Pediatric Epilepsy Program/Children's Hospital

The Childhood Epilepsy Program at Children's Hospital Boston specializes in providing state-of-the-art care to children and young adults with epilepsy. The program offers comprehensive evaluation, testing, treatment and counseling for children with epilepsy as well as those who experience seizures for other reasons. The program treats more than 3,300 children with many types of seizure disorders each year.

Affiliation: Children's Hospital
Web site: Childhood Pediatric Epilepsy Program


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