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At Peak Vista’s Developmental Disabilities Health Center (DDHC), we work with the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) to provide care for individuals with developmental disabilities. We help families through every step — from pediatric to adult care, understanding TRICARE, and finding the right resources.
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Why This Matters: Military families manage many responsibilities. We’re here to make healthcare one part of life that feels simple and reliable.
Military and healthcare services use many abbreviations. Here are some of the most common terms explained in plain language:
Health Center Terms
Military & Insurance Terms
Why This Matters: Understanding the words and abbreviations used in healthcare and the military helps you feel more confident and supported as you explore your care options.
Families with adults who have developmental disabilities need care that is flexible and supportive. At DDHC, we bring services together in one health center and give families more time with providers, so care feels less rushed and more personalized.
Here are some of the services we provide:
Note: DDHC is outpatient only
Why This Matters: You deserve care that takes time to understand your family’s needs and supports you in every way possible.
Our Care Coordination Team helps families with resources that go beyond the exam room. We work with EFMP, TRE, and other agencies to connect families with services that support their health and daily life.
These are the types of support we connect families with:
Explore our Patient Tips & Guidelines.
Why This Matters: We’re here to connect you with the resources and programs that make daily life easier for your family.
DDHC serves patients with specific eligibility needs. These guidelines help families know if the health center is the right fit.
Families may qualify if they meet any of these criteria:
Note: Families can contact Enrollment Services if they have questions about eligibility.
Why This Matters: Knowing who we serve helps you feel confident that DDHC is the right fit for your family.
DDHC helps patients transition from pediatric to adult care. While we don’t provide pediatric care, our team works closely with families and pediatric providers to make sure every transition into adult care is smooth and supported.
Here’s how care works by age:
Meet the Integrated Psychiatry services.
Why This Matters: Growing up brings big changes — we’ll help your child move into adult care without losing support.
Transitions are easier when families start early. At DDHC, planning begins around age 17, with guidance from providers and Enrollment Services to help families prepare.
Here are the steps families usually take:
Why This Matters: Starting early gives your child the best chance for a smooth and stress-free transition to adult care.
When a child becomes an adult, DDHC helps families adjust without losing care. Our team works with EFMP and parents to ensure a smooth transition.
Here’s how we support families during the change:
Why This Matters: We partner with you during this change, making the move into adult care smoother for your family.
All Peak Vista medical locations have an integrated behavioral health team member (some positions may be vacant at times). All dental locations can connect patients with an integrated behavioral health provider, even if one is not based in that specific location. This means that no matter where you receive care at Peak Vista, behavioral health support is available as part of your team.
Why This Matters: Knowing that every medical and dental clinic can connect you to behavioral health means support is always close by.
