About
With a legacy of over 20 years of autism care, Hopebridge is dedicated to offering quality, compassionate care for underserved communities. Their services include early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) through applied behavior analysis (ABA), working with kids as young as 15 months up to 10 years of age. The goal of their care is to help these children blossom into their best selves. They specialize in addressing behavioral, physical, social, communication, and sensory challenges. Hopebridge has multiple locations, including one in Phoenix, AZ, where they provide a range of services, including ABA Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Language Therapy, Feeding & Swallowing Therapy, and Autism Testing & Diagnosis. They also offer family guidance and support to help parents and caregivers set goals and practice new skills at home.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
Hopebridge provides early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) through applied behavior analysis (ABA), working with kids as young as 15 months up to 10 years of age.
Occupational Therapy
Hopebridge's occupational therapists teach kids through playtime to address sensory, cognitive, perceptual, and fine motor skills, including feeding, self-care, and handwriting.
Speech & Language Therapy
Hopebridge's speech and language therapists teach children how to communicate their wants in a way that is understood by others, ranging from developing oral motor control to using words to create meaningful relationships.
Feeding & Swallowing Therapy
Hopebridge's team mixes therapies for children having challenges with food, from mechanical concerns to sensory aversions, to lead the child to the nutrition they need and smoother functioning mealtimes.
Autism Testing & Diagnosis
Hopebridge provides diagnostic assessments, as well as ABA, OT, and speech evaluations to get the answers families need to set the stage for effective intervention at a young age.