Our Services 

• Overview
• What is CAH?
• Our Team
• Our Services
• Preparing for Your First Visit
• CAH Fact Sheets
• Research Efforts
• Resources
• How You Can Help

The staff of the Comprehensive Center for Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) understands that this disorder affects multiple aspects of the lives of our patients and their families. Our services address these needs and include:

• Medical treatment. Our endocrinologists offer individualized treatment and lifelong follow-up care for patients with classical and non-classical CAH, from birth to adulthood.
• Surgical consultations and treatment for families and patients who wish to learn about genital reconstruction for girls with severe CAH. Our team works closely with patients and their families to understand anatomy and function and to discuss available surgical options.
• Transitional care program. We pay special attention to adolescents as they reach adulthood, providing them with the education they need to advocate for their own health care as they enter their adult years. Our team also includes endocrinologists trained in the care of adult patients with CAH.
• Psychosocial support for children, adolescents, and adults with CAH and their families.
• Nutritional counseling by registered dietitians.
• Genetic counseling and prenatal testing for parents who know they carry the gene for CAH.
• Coordination of other medical care, including referrals to other Weill Cornell physicians with knowledge about treating patients with CAH.