Got Transition aims to help youth and young adults move from pediatric to adult health care.

News & Announcements

Telehealth and Health Care Transition
An exciting new video from Got Transition, CT KASA, PATH CT, and Family Voices will help young adults and their families/caregivers learn how a telehealth visit with their current pediatric provider and new adult provider can smooth the transition to adult care.

Transition Data from the National Survey of Children's Health
The 2019-2020 National Survey of Children’s Health data, measuring health care transition preparation among youth with and without special health care needs, is available now.

New Webinar Recording: Incorporating HCT into Preventive Care (with Hawaii Title V)
Got Transition hosted a webinar on 9/30 to discuss ways to incorporate health care transition into preventive care for adolescents. Learn how to align the transition and preventive care national performance measures and hear directly from the Title V team from Hawaii about their own experience, including examples of trainings and tools.

Annual Analysis of States' Health Care Transition Strategies
A new report from Got Transition summarizes the health care transition strategies that Title V agencies documented in their 2021 Application/2019 Annual Report, highlighting examples of states’ HCT innovations and offering recommendations for future HCT strategies in state Title V action plans.

New Toolkit for Joint Telehealth Visit with Pediatric and Adult Clinicians and Transferring Young Adults
Got Transition's newest toolkit offers clinicians sample content for a joint telehealth visit to facilitate a "warm handoff" to adult care. The toolkit also includes a sample resource for transferring young adults that explains the telehealth visit.

UPDATED 2021 Transition Coding and Payment Tip Sheet Available
Got Transition and the American Academy of Pediatrics have released their 2021 Transition Coding and Payment Tip Sheet, which includes new and revised CPT codes, current Medicare fees and RVUs for the codes, updated clinical vignettes, and an insurance carrier letter that can be adapted for use to encourage payer recognition of transition-related codes.

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