Strengthening Families and Communities: Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood Impact

ECDHS: Evidence to Impact Center.
Center Insights
April 16, 2026
This impact fact sheet highlights how the Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood program strengthens families and communities.
Doctor listening to child with stethoscope while sitting on hospital bed with mother
Graphic showing impact of the Transforming Pediatrics for Early Childhood program, including 51 pediatric practices, 27,000 developmental screenings, and 68,000 families served

How TPEC Resource Hubs Transform Care

TPEC Resource Hubs partner with local pediatric practices to embed innovative, sustainable solutions that expand access to developmental care and strengthen the systems that support families.

Advancing Policy and Financing

– Leveraging Medicaid and other financing to fund essential roles
– Expanding knowledge of Medicaid billing and reimbursement pathways
– Working with managed and coordinated care organizations
– Convening cross-sector workgroups

Building and Equipping the Workforce

– Integrating professionals into pediatric practices
– Providing tailored resources and learning opportunities
– Deepening partnerships with local and national programs

Expanding Access to Health Screenings and Supports

– Identifying sustainable funding strategies
– Using data-informed quality improvement and evaluation
– Delivering trainings and curriculum

Embedding Family Leadership

– Hiring and training family partners
– Engaging families through advisory councils
– Capturing and incorporating family feedback

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