Medical complexity care in District of Columbia
Programs, coverage, care teams and family help for children and adults with medical complexity in District of Columbia.
Help in District of Columbia
Title V program family line
(800) 666-2229 The state program for children and youth with special health care needs.
Title V program office
(202) 442-5955 Washington, DC
Family-to-Family Health Information Center
Title V lines from the HRSA state contacts list; F2F centers from Family Voices. Pulled October 2026. HRSA state contacts.
Your Care Map
Every kind of care in District of Columbia, with what is closest to you first, in one download.
Care in this state
Complex care clinics (1)
- Complex Care Program at Children's National Hospital on Disability Atlas
Hospital program, Washington
(202) 476-4664
Children's hospitals (1)
- Childrens National Hospital on Disability Atlas
Nonprofit 501(c)(3), Washington
(202) 476-5000
Palliative and hospice care (1)
- Palliative Care at Children's National Rehabilitation and Specialized Care on Disability Atlas
Hospital program, Washington
(202) 635-6167
Family support and lodging (2)
- Advocates for Justice and Education, Inc. (AJE) on Disability Atlas
Nonprofit 501(c)(3), Washington
(202) 678-8060 - Washington DC Ronald McDonald House near Children's National Hospital on Disability Atlas
Nonprofit, Washington
(202) 529-8204
Paying for care
Medicaid for children
DC Medicaid
CHIP
DC Healthy Families (CHIP is part of DC Medicaid)
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Medicaid whatever the family's income
yes: TEFRAA Medicaid option for children with significant disabilities that looks at the child's own income, not the parents'. Also called Katie Beckett./Katie BeckettA Medicaid option for children with significant disabilities that looks at the child's own income, not the parents'. Also called TEFRA. option; name not verified in this pass
Last reviewed: November 2026. Programs, rules and phone numbers change. Check with the program named on this page. Report outdated or wrong information.