Welcome to Wisconsin's Youth Health Transition Initiative!
The Youth Health Transition Initiative provides Wisconsin’s youth, family members, providers, and other community collaborators with information on the movement from the pediatric world to adult health care. Tools, materials, and resources are available to help teens, families, and health care systems in the health care transition process.
Download or view our Transition Infographic here, or use the links below to explore more.
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE’S 20TH ANNUAL CHRONIC ILLNESS AND DISABILITY CONFERENCE: TRANSITION FROM PEDIATRIC TO ADULT-BASED CARE will be webcast to Madison and Milwaukee on October 24th and 25th. For more information and to register go to our Training and Events page.
The Youth Health Transition Learning Community will meet via ZOOM technology on September 26th from noon-1:00pm. Register to join us for a presentation and discussion on Supporting Self-Management in Children and Adolescents with Complex Chronic Conditions by going to our Learning Community page.
EXPLORE TRANSITION
TAKE ACTION
Explore tools and information about common transition questions, and discover new resources to make this process work easier.
GOT TRANSITION + 6 CORE ELEMENTS
See what’s happening here in Wisconsin, as well as the national level, and learn about the Six Core Elements of Health Care Transition.
GRANTS & EDUCATION
Grants and educational opportunities are designed to support practices and health care systems in initiating one or more quality improvement processes.
Transition Tools
General Tools
Check your progress on transition here.
Condition Specific Tools
Have questions about a specific condition?
Training & Events
Whether you're a teen, young adult, family member or health professional you can brush up on your skills.
Health Transition Communications
Join our list-serv and receive updates related to health care transition efforts.
Find Your Regional Center Location
Wisconsin has five Regional Centers that support families of children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) and the providers who serve them. Regional Center staff can provide information on many issues, including transition. All services are free and private.
Choose a region:
Northern Regional Center
Northeast Regional Center
Western Regional Center
Southern Regional Center
Southeast Regional Center