Parent/Child Surveys
Welcome to CHADIS our new online survey portal
The Children's Clinic of Klamath is excited to announce our partnership with CHADIS (Child Health and Development Interactive System) which allows parents to complete health and developmental screenings from home, up to 7 days BEFORE annual well child visits!
CHADIS is a secure online platform for pediatricians to track developmental, behavioral, and medical information from parents, teens, and teachers. This helps pediatricians make important clinical decisions for your child, as they continue to grow and regularly see their physician.
CHADIS contains questionnaires to help identify certain conditions.
These questionnaires are important, because they help physicians understand outside context, not given in office. This helps physicians make accurate, data-based decisions to make important medical decisions, to keep your child’s overall care, growth, and wellbeing on-track.
Filling out the age-appropriate CHADIS questionnaires in our patient portal before an annual well child visit usually takes just 5 minutes and can be done as early as 7 days prior to your child's appontment. The Children's Clinic of Klamath uses CHADIS so we can give each patient more personalized care, while staying fully HIPAA compliant. Because CHADIS is fully HIPAA compliant, no one, other than The Children's Clinic of Klamath has access to your information. And, the other benefit of CHADIS, is by having parents or guardians complete their surveys before the appointment, our doctors have immediate access to their results during the appointment. Which means we can spend more time with each patient, to assure that their specific concerns are addressed.
The Children's Clinic of Klamath has always used screening tools to assist in the early diagnosis of behavioral, developmental, emotional and social concerns but we’ve partnered with CHADIS to give parents and caregivers the flexibility and convenience of quickly completing the questionnaires on any computer, tablet or mobile device.