Autism Diagnosis Resources

At BlueSprig, we understand the importance of a proper diagnosis in accessing the services and support your child needs. While we do not provide diagnostic services, we are committed to assisting families in navigating the process of obtaining a diagnosis. Below are resources other families have worked with in the past and may help you to identify resources available to you.

As You Are Virtual Diagnostic Evaluations

As You Are offers diagnostic evaluations across 48 states, catering to pediatric patients between the ages of 16 months to 10 years old. With a remarkable 60-70% autism diagnosis rate, their team of physicians ensures timely evaluations, with an average wait time of just 10 days, far below the national average of 27 months. As You Are’s commitment to reducing the average age of diagnosis nationwide has garnered national recognition, including a feature on the TODAY show. To get started, visit As You Are.

Local Medical Providers

Consulting a psychiatrist (MD), psychologist (PhD), or neuropsychologist (PhD) is often the first step in obtaining a medical diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. While a full neuropsychological evaluation may not always be necessary, a medical diagnosis is essential for accessing disability benefits. Connect with your nearby medical professionals to arrange an evaluation. Additionally, your insurance provider can provide you with a thorough directory of diagnosticians accessible in your vicinity.

The Autism Society

The Autism Society provides valuable information and resources on screening and diagnosis. Their website offers guidance on where to seek evaluations and how to navigate the diagnostic process. Visit their page on screening and diagnosis here.

You can also find local chapters and resources in your area through the following links:

Explore these local resources to find support and assistance tailored to your region.

Autism Speaks

Autism Speaks provides comprehensive guidance on getting evaluated for autism, including diagnosis criteria, resources for children and resources for adults. Their recommendations can help you with next steps. Explore their resources here.

CDC Autism Resources

The CDC’s Autism Resources page serves as a comprehensive resource hub for individuals, families, educators, and healthcare professionals seeking information and support related to autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Offering an extensive array of links to reputable organizations, government agencies, and advocacy groups, the page facilitates access to valuable resources covering various aspects of ASD, including diagnosis, treatment, education, research, and community support services. From authoritative medical sources to community-based support networks, the CDC’s Autism page aims to empower caregivers with the knowledge and resources necessary to navigate the challenges and opportunities associated with ASD across the lifespan.

Getting Started with ABA Services at BlueSprig

At BlueSprig, we’re here for you and your family, ready to lend a helping hand every step of the way. While we do need a diagnosis to kickstart your ABA journey, we’re more than just a service provider. We’re your partners, committed to offering support and guidance beyond just treatment. If you ever have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team.

Once you’ve received your diagnosis, take the next step with us by finding a location and filling out the contact us form or asking your physician to use our referrals link. Let’s work together to pave the way for your child’s bright future.

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