The Feingold Center for Children—now The Feingold Service at Mass General for Children—was established in 1982 to provide diagnosis and treatment to children born with genetic disorders and rare diseases throughout the New England area. The Feingold Model of Coordinated Care exists to offer comprehensive, holistic care in an effort to better the lives of patients and ease the difficulties parents and caregivers face after receiving a diagnosis of a rare disease.
The Feingold Service at Mass General for Children
The Feingold Service at Mass General for Children provides comprehensive, coordinated care for children born with rare diseases and genetic disorders.
Currently, The Genesis Foundation funds the care of 1,000 children with rare diseases and genetic disorders at Mass General for Children, but with your support, they can reach all 4,000 patients being treated within the Division of Medical Genetics and Metabolism.
Get In Touch With Us
To make an appointment with one of our doctors for a medical care visit at any of our clinic locations, or to learn more about them, please call (617) 726-1561, email jlauck@mgh.harvard.edu, or fill out the form below.
*NOTE: If you have questions about our therapeutic programming and informational services, please check out our Therapeutic Programs and/or MothertoBaby – MA page.
The Genesis Foundation supports the Mass General for Children Genetics Program in Boston, as well as the Mass General for Children satellite clinics in Waltham, Sandwich, Danvers, and Nantucket.