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This translated guide mirrors the English version’s comprehensive approach to health care transition, presenting the Six Core Elements in Spanish to support inclusive care planning. It includes tools and strategies for developing transition policies, assessing readiness, coordinating services, and ensuring continuity of care. Spanish-speaking self-advocates and families can use this resource to better understand their role in the transition process and communicate effectively with health care providers.

Got Transition provides easy-to-use resources for youth with disabilities and their families to plan for the move from child-focused to adult-focused health care. The site includes checklists, videos, and planning guides that help you build skills like scheduling appointments, understanding medications, and communicating with doctors. Whether you're a self-advocate learning to take charge of your health or a parent supporting your child’s next steps, Got Transition offers practical tools to help you prepare for a healthy, empowered future.

This Spanish-language timeline provides step-by-step guidance for youth and young adults preparing to move from pediatric to adult health care. Covering ages 12 to 25, it outlines key actions such as learning about personal health, managing appointments and medications, understanding privacy rights, and preparing for legal and insurance changes at age 18. The resource is designed to support Spanish-speaking families in building health care independence and navigating the transition process with clarity and confidence.

This infographic introduces self-advocates to essential transition topics such as setting up a medical ID, finding an adult doctor, understanding the differences between pediatric and adult care, and preparing for legal changes at age 18. It includes links to videos, quizzes, and planning tools, making it a great starting point for youth beginning their health care transition journey. The resource encourages proactive learning and self-management in a user-friendly way.