The Chromosome 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome Specialty Clinic is the first medical center in the Rocky Mountain region to take a comprehensive and integrated approach to managing the syndrome, drawing on an extensive range of pediatric services and specialists at Children’s Colorado and National Jewish Health to provide the highest level of expertise to our patients. As experts in the problems and challenges of 22q, we bring together recognized pediatric experts in areas such as genetics, cardiology, immunology, craniofacial, otolaryngology, psychiatry, child development and endocrinology as needed to work with each family to meet their child’s specific needs.

In addition, the clinic uniquely provides families with educational resources and the opportunity to connect with other families through a parent-directed network and support group specifically for those affected by 22q.

The Super Q Express 22Q Clinic at Children's Mercy Hospital -Kansas City, MO

The Super Q Express Clinic is currently being offered on the first Wednesday of each month at Children's Mercy South.

Our clinic brings together doctors, nurses, social workers and coordinators to care for your child using a team approach and provides children with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome(22q11DS) and their families', the ongoing support, medical care and information.

22Q Clinic Staff

Under the directorship of Max Feldt, DO, pediatric endocrinologist, the Super Q Express Team provides comprehensive individualized diagnostic and management services in Cardiology, Immunology, ENT/cleft palate, GI and endocrinology. A social worker and medical coordinator are also present during the visits to provide additional support.  Additional medical services can be scheduled and coordinated at each visit.

Patient Referrals

Referral to the clinic can be made by a family doctor, pediatrician or specialist by contacting us by phone or email.
816-960-8820
superQexpress@cmh.edu