Eastern Shore Developmental Clinic

03/17/2026

We are happy to have been a Region 3 Diagnostic Provider for 13 years in Baldwin County. Go check out some resources in the community where we live!

We’re excited to host first resource fair in Baldwin County on March 23 at the USA Health Mapp Family Campus in Fairhope. Drop by and check it out!

12/30/2025

💫 As we close out this year, we want to reflect on how thankful we are that you have entrusted us to care for your children. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year! 🥳🎉 We are looking forward to being back in the office Monday January 5th, 2026 with our regular M- Th 8am-5pm hours and lunch from 12:30-1pm. 💫

12/18/2025

As the year is coming to an end, we thank you for trusting us with your care. May your Christmas be filled with peace, love, and wonderful memories, and may the New Year bring you excellent health! As a reminder, our office will be closed beginning Friday, December 19th, 2025 and will reopen on January 5th, 2026.

12/15/2025

Eastern Shore Developmental Clinic will be closed from December 19th, 2025 through January 4th, 2026. We will reopen on January 5th, 2026 with normal business hours. As a friendly reminder, please request all medication refills at least 48 hours before this closure. We feel honored to be able to serve our community and families in the New Year.

11/24/2025

We will be closing on Wednesday, 11/26/25, at 12:30pm and closed on Thursday, 11/27/25 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holidays. We hope all our families have a wonderful Thanksgiving. We are so thankful to be able to serve our community.

06/30/2025

In observance of the Fourth of July Holiday, our office will be closed Thursday, 7/3/25 and Friday 7/4/25. We hope you have a wonderful and safe weekend.

05/26/2025

Today, we pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Memorial Day is not just a long weekend—it's a time to reflect, to honor, and to give thanks for the freedom we enjoy because of their courage.

04/29/2025

As Autism Awareness Month comes to a close, we are incredibly grateful for the support, understanding and advocacy shown by our community through the years.

We continue to accept patients without a prior diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental disorder.

Recently we been receiving more requests to “sign off” on screenings and evaluations completed by therapists. While we truly value the work outside professionals do and often agree with their findings, we want to be transparent. If we are not directly involved with the patient on a given date of service, we cannot ethically sign those documents. Signing without firsthand observation is considered fraudulent and we want to make sure we always stay within the standard of care.

As the landscape of diagnosing developmental disorders continues to change to improve the lives of young children, we are totally devoted to each child and their family.

04/24/2025

Unfortunately, our internet has been down today! We have reported the outage and they are trying to restore connection. This may affect medications being sent, medical records being sent out, faxes coming in and phone calls! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause families.

04/03/2025

💙⭐️🤩 We love when parents let us celebrate with our wonderful kids on their accomplishments! Congratulations Emery! Keep shining bright! 💙⭐️🤩

04/02/2025

We are celebrating World Autism Awareness Day here at ESDC!

Acceptance means to us here at ESDC showing genuine respect and appreciation, recognizing our shared humanity while also valuing the differences that make each child unique. When it comes to individuals on the autism spectrum, it means celebrating their traits, not just tolerating them. It requires us to confront our own discomfort and biases, and work toward a more inclusive society—one where neurodiverse individuals are not only seen but respected and supported. True acceptance challenges us. It asks us to grow by including those who may not fit into familiar molds and learning to share space with people who experience the world differently. Inclusion starts in our everyday lives, in how we interact, connect, and make room for everyone in this world.