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<p>Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association (WVCA) is proud to announce that Geisinger&#8217;s Autism &amp; Developmental Medicine Institute (ADMI) has joined the Childhood Autism Team Check (CATCH) Clinic team. The CATCH program is a collaborative effort to help identify and diagnose children who may have Autism Spectrum Disorder. The program is coordinated by WVCA and made possible through a partnership between WVCA; Hazleton Area School District Early Intervention Preschool; Step-By-Step, a local behavioral agency; and now Geisinger ADMI. Shown are, first row: Nina C. Zanon, WVCA Executive Director; Cora Taylor, Ph.D., Geisinger ADMI; Lisbeth Turner, MSN, CRNP, Geisinger ADMI; Matthew Kinney, M.A., BCBA, Geisinger ADMI, and John McElwee, Behavioral Analyst. Second row: Joleen Verbonitz, Hazleton Area School District; Bonnie MacDonald, WVCA CATCH Coordinator; Missy Dietz, Hazleton Area School District, and Christina Montigney, Step-by-Step.</p><style>
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Geisinger joins Children’s Association CATCH team