Western US PANS/PANDAS Providers
This collection came together over the course of years of sleepless nights spent digging for names of providers buried in posts, papers, podcast episodes, presentations, and conversations with other parents walking the same road. When your child is suffering, the last thing you should have to do is start from scratch and try to DIY their care- I am rooting for you during this difficult journey.
What “Provider” Means in This Guide
In this guide, the term provider refers broadly to any professional who offers clinical care, therapeutic support, diagnostic services, or specialized expertise related to PANS/PANDAS and associated conditions. This includes medical doctors (across pediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, ENT, immunology, rheumatology, and integrative/functional medicine), nurse practitioners, physician associates, chiropractors, functional neurologists, naturopathic and integrative clinicians, dentists, mental‑health professionals, neurofeedback and hyperbaric oxygen providers, plasmapheresis providers, educational advocates, legal advocates, and hospital or university‑affiliated clinics — as well as links to other reputable resources and organizations.
Region Providers
This guide includes PANS/PANDAS providers located in the following states:
🟩 Arizona
🟩 California
🟩 Colorado
🟩 Idaho
🟩 Nevada
🟩 New Mexico
🟩 Oregon
🟩 Utah
🟩 Washington
💻 Virtual Providers
✖️Alaska no provider listings yet
✖️Hawaii - no provider listings yet
Virtual Care Notes
This guide also includes PANS/PANDAS providers across the United States who offer virtual care. Many may require the first appointment to be in person, and some may require periodic in‑person visits at different points in the care journey — so it’s important to ask each provider about their specific requirements.
Because licensing rules, telehealth regulations, and insurance coverage vary by state, please confirm directly with each provider (and your insurance, if applicable) that they are able to see you virtually in your state.
Disclaimer & Usage Policy
While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this is a community‑sourced resource and may contain incomplete or evolving information. It is not medical advice, nor does inclusion imply endorsement or guarantee of outcomes. All decisions regarding care, treatment, and providers remain solely with you and your medical team.
Created and published by Field Day Designs LLC. Your purchase is for non‑commercial use only and may not be shared, copied, altered, republished, or sold in any form. If you would like to collaborate or seek permission to reuse content in a broader initiative, please reach out to Krista@FieldDayDesigns.com.
This collection came together over the course of years of sleepless nights spent digging for names of providers buried in posts, papers, podcast episodes, presentations, and conversations with other parents walking the same road. When your child is suffering, the last thing you should have to do is start from scratch and try to DIY their care- I am rooting for you during this difficult journey.
What “Provider” Means in This Guide
In this guide, the term provider refers broadly to any professional who offers clinical care, therapeutic support, diagnostic services, or specialized expertise related to PANS/PANDAS and associated conditions. This includes medical doctors (across pediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, ENT, immunology, rheumatology, and integrative/functional medicine), nurse practitioners, physician associates, chiropractors, functional neurologists, naturopathic and integrative clinicians, dentists, mental‑health professionals, neurofeedback and hyperbaric oxygen providers, plasmapheresis providers, educational advocates, legal advocates, and hospital or university‑affiliated clinics — as well as links to other reputable resources and organizations.
Region Providers
This guide includes PANS/PANDAS providers located in the following states:
🟩 Arizona
🟩 California
🟩 Colorado
🟩 Idaho
🟩 Nevada
🟩 New Mexico
🟩 Oregon
🟩 Utah
🟩 Washington
💻 Virtual Providers
✖️Alaska no provider listings yet
✖️Hawaii - no provider listings yet
Virtual Care Notes
This guide also includes PANS/PANDAS providers across the United States who offer virtual care. Many may require the first appointment to be in person, and some may require periodic in‑person visits at different points in the care journey — so it’s important to ask each provider about their specific requirements.
Because licensing rules, telehealth regulations, and insurance coverage vary by state, please confirm directly with each provider (and your insurance, if applicable) that they are able to see you virtually in your state.
Disclaimer & Usage Policy
While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this is a community‑sourced resource and may contain incomplete or evolving information. It is not medical advice, nor does inclusion imply endorsement or guarantee of outcomes. All decisions regarding care, treatment, and providers remain solely with you and your medical team.
Created and published by Field Day Designs LLC. Your purchase is for non‑commercial use only and may not be shared, copied, altered, republished, or sold in any form. If you would like to collaborate or seek permission to reuse content in a broader initiative, please reach out to Krista@FieldDayDesigns.com.