Transitions: Most patients transition from their pediatrician and pediatric sub specialists to adult aligned physicians at or before their graduation from high school. This is about 18 for most and marks a period where many changes do occur.Movement off to trade school, college or the workforce is routine. Most adult specialties pick up kids around this time.
Answered 8/13/2015
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Adulthood: Speak to your pediatrician. He may be willing to follow you to at least 21 and perhaps beyond.
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Pediatrics: it depends on your current providers. Many general pediatricians will continue to see patients until age 21 some don't. You should discuss your transitioning with your current care providers. They will let you know what their policy is and will assist you with the transition to make it as seamless and smooth as possible.
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