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Annapolis Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition is the only pediatric gastroenterology practice in Annapolis, Maryland providing exceptional services for children from infancy to early adulthood in collaboration with the Anne Arundel Medical Center. Led by pediatric gastroenterologist Ahmet Aybar, MD, he and his team excel at putting their young patients at ease. Every patient and their parents are given the time they need during a consultation at Annapolis Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition to fully understand what’s happening and ask any questions they may have. If your child needs to undergo any procedures, Dr. Aybar performs them at the Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland.

Annapolis Pediatrics has provided superior healthcare to infants; children; adolescents; and young adults in Annapolis and the surrounding communities.

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Having IEP team meetings facilitated by an independent; trained "facilitator" is rapidly becoming a popular means for parents and school personnel to reach agreement in the educational decision making process for students needing or suspected of needing special education services. The independent facilitator is a trained volunteer from a community mediation center; generally located in the jurisdiction where the student attends school; or in another community close to where the student attends school. The independent facilitator has completed a 50-hour training course in mediation skills; has experience mediating a variety of disputes; and has completed a 3-day training in IEP Team Meeting Facilitation. The independent facilitator is not a member of the IEP team and does not have a relationship with the school or the parents; other than to assist in the meeting. The independent facilitator remains neutral and focuses on the process while the team makes the decisions. There is no cost; to the parent or the school; tohave an independent facilitator assist in the IEP process.

Child Find services are designed to provide children between the ages of three and five years of age with disabilities with services to enhance their developmental functioning.  Services are provided in the least restrictive environment.  This can include home and community settings as well as in school-based settings.