Frequently Asked Questions

A board-certified physician who has completed training in General Pediatrics and subspecialty training in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics.

If you have concerns about your child’s developmental progress, social skills, attention, or behavioral regulation, or are seeking clarification about a previous diagnosis, Dr. Miodovnik can help guide you through the next steps.

Dr. Miodovnik cares for children from 6 months to 12 years old.

Yes. The Autism Diagnostic Observation Survey, 2nd edition (ADOS-2), is a standardized, semi-structured assessment designed to evaluate social communication and play skills. Dr. Miodovnik completes the ADOS in about an hour with parents in the room.

Yes. Dr. Miodovnik provides a comprehensive diagnostic medical report within 1–2 weeks of the evaluation, allowing families to begin appropriate interventions without delay.

Dr. Miodovnik prescribes evidence-based medications as part of a comprehensive treatment plan following a shared decision-making process with families. He is also open to discussing safe complementary treatment options.

By maintaining a small practice panel, Dr. Miodovnik is able to offer significantly shorter wait times (typically under 6 weeks), extended appointment lengths, and direct access via phone, text, or email. Families also benefit from telehealth follow-ups for timely check-ins and monitoring of new treatments or medications.

Dr. Miodovnik does not take insurance. By remaining out-of-network, he is able to provide thoughtful, individualized care with more time devoted to each family. This model avoids the restrictions of insurance-based practices and supports a more personal, responsive approach to your child’s needs.

Dr. Miodovnik can provide a superbill with appropriate billing codes to submit to insurance.