The first and largest dedicated space for these amazing patients in Greater Cincinnati leads the nation in providing exceptional, comprehensive care.
Timothy Freeman, MD,
Center for Developmental Disabilities
Coordinated, person-centered care for adults 18 and older with developmental disabilities. Our expert team offers primary and behavioral health services together in one accessible setting.
Adult Developmental Disabilities
New 15,000-Square-Foot Facility
The Center relocated to 2830 Victory Parkway in September 2025 to expand clinical space, add a sensory room, on-site lab, accessible equipment and dedicated rooms for community partners and specialty consultations so we can see more patients in a welcoming and inclusive space.
Adult Developmental Disabilites
Leaving a Legacy
Named for longtime UC Health physician Timothy Freeman, MD, the center brings together medical, behavioral and specialty care under one roof for adults with developmental disabilities—providing comprehensive, compassionate care for patients with unique needs.
Adult Developmental Disabilites
Integrated Primary and Behavioral Care for Adults 18+
Primary care, behavioral health, psychiatry, physical medicine and rehabilitation, nurse care coordination, social work and dietary support work together so patients and families get coordinated plans and fewer separate visits.
Our Team
Patient Resources
Education and Training
Testimonials
Support the Legacy
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Meet Clinicians, Nurse Coordinators and Specialists
Profiles of clinicians and staff who provide coordinated primary and behavioral care, nurse care coordination, social work and specialty referrals within UC Health
Patient Resources
Practical Tools, Local Supports and Future Planning
Find local and national resources for housing, work, legal help, future planning, social stories and caregiver support—all in one place.
Education and Training
Explore Education and Training Hosted by Our Center
See how we train future clinicians to care for adults with IDD through longitudinal curricula, electives and resident experiences.
Testimonials
Families and Partners Share their Care Experiences
Read testimonials from patients, families and community partners about compassionate, coordinated care for adults with IDD.
Support the Legacy
Help Expand Accessible, Person-centered Developmental Disabilities Care
Your gift helps grow a state-of-the-art center and coordinated care model serving 1,300+ patients—with demand still rising.
Our Team
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Patient Resources
Patient Resources
Education and Training
Education and Training
Testimonials
Testimonials
Support the Legacy
Support the Legacy
Adult Developmental Disabilities
Where Families Find Trusted, Coordinated Care
“After many years of searching…to finally find the specialized care she needs has been a huge weight off our shoulders.” - Caregiver of a Freeman Center patient
Authoring Breakthroughs
Making Care Easier for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Care Without Limits
Merging Medical and Behavioral Services for a Personalized Approach
- Conditions We Treat
- Our Multi-Service Model
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Featured Benefit
Integrated Primary and Behavioral Health Care
Primary care, behavioral health, psychiatry, physical medicine and rehabilitation, nursing, social work and dietary support work together so patients and families have one clear plan and fewer visits. Sensory supports, behavior specialists and nurse coordinators reduce stress, guide procedures and connect patients to UC Health and community care.
Our Unique Approach
Trusted Expertise, Proven Outcomes
Every Patient Benefits From Team-Based, Individualized Care Backed by Experience
1,800
Adults served each year
5%
Portion of adults in Hamilton County with a developmental disability
$6M
Combined state and federal expansion funding
380
Average primary care visits per month
Featured Specialty
Collaboration with Behavior Intervention Specialists
At the Freeman Center, our BCBA and Behavioral Health Director provide collaborative support, partnering with Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services for added resources. We help reduce trauma during procedures, teach daily-life strategies and work with clinical teams to prevent crises and improve outcomes for patients and families.
Featured Benefit
Sensory Supports and Accessible Care
Sensory supports such as a sensory cart, social stories and iPads help reduce anxiety during visits. The new Victory Parkway facility adds a sensory room, accessible equipment and an on-site lab to make visits and whole-person care easier for patients and families.
Awards and Distinctions
Recognition for Clinical Leadership
Center leaders have received recognition such as HealthCare Heroes and Top Docs for their work serving adults with developmental disabilities, reflecting clinical leadership and making a positive impact in our community.
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Where We Provide Care
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Featured Release
The Expanded Timothy Freeman, MD, Center for Developmental Disabilities
The first-of-its-kind facility in the Greater Cincinnati region dedicated to providing comprehensive care for adults with developmental disabilities.
