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Lauren Wang, MD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Cincinnati and a Fellow of the American Academy of Developmental Medicine who is the Director of UC Health’s Timothy Freeman, MD, Center for Developmental Disabilities. Dr Wang spearheaded the creation of the Freeman Center in January 2022 in response to the significant health inequity both locally and nationally for adults with DD who have aged out of the pediatric health system. The Freeman Center’s mission is to advance healthcare for adults with DD by providing person-centered, coordinated, and interdisciplinary care, educating health professionals, and partnering with the community. The Freeman Center is developing a model that can be replicated at other academic health centers nationally to improve healthcare delivery and access for adults with DD.
Dr Wang is on the Board of Directors for the National Down Syndrome Society. She also served on the Board of Directors for the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati for three years and is a member of their Health Advisory Board. She has presented locally and nationally on topics of transition from the pediatric to adult healthcare system, collaborative care models, and the Freeman Center. She lives in Cincinnati with her husband and three children.
Jensine’ Clark, MD
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Lead, Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine
Jensine' Clark, MD received her medical degree at Meharry Medical College in Nashville Tn and completed Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency at the University of Cincinnati. She then completed Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.
Jensine’ Clark, MD, subspecializes in pediatric rehabilitation medicine and spasticity management. She enjoys helping patients and families tackle transition issues that include regaining independence and social integration within their communities. Specializing in spasticity management also allows her to help patients maintain and increase function in their daily lives. Her training in both physical medicine and rehabilitation and pediatric rehabilitation allows her the opportunity to see patients across their lifespan.
Dr. Clark has been involved in patient-centered research for patients with disabilities and was awarded the Baylor Center of Excellence in Health Equity, Training and Research Summer Research Summit Award. This opportunity allowed her to work with other minority researchers in a challenging yet supportive environment.
Outside of her clinical schedule, her current research interests include assessing and developing best practices for patients who are transitioning from the pediatric to adult healthcare setting, as well as interested in improving health equity and outcomes for patients with disabilities.
Kyle Boyd, DDS
Dental
Kyle Boyd, DDS is the Director of the University of Cincinnati Dental Center. Dr. Boyd completed his undergraduate education at The Ohio State University before earning his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. He then pursued advanced training in general dentistry through the Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) program at the University of Cincinnati
Dr. Boyd’s professional interests include sports dentistry and providing dental care for patients with complex needs who may not have access to care elsewhere. In his role at the UC Dental Center, Dr. Boyd is committed to expanding access to comprehensive dental services and supporting dental education and training for the next generation of providers.
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