We feel it is very important to provide a one-stop research guide for families looking to secure services for their child with ASD. Following is a list of local providers — from behavioral interventionists to psychiatrists, nutrionists, and hippotherapists. Please help us keep this updated; if you know of a provider not listed, or of a business no longer existent, please drop us a note at info@autismboulder.org
Our listing of service providers is being updated. Please check back again later.
What follows is a list of local therapists and resources that are relevant to autism. ASBC makes this information available to families, caregivers and providers as a service to the community and does not promote any individual provider or service. A mention on this list should not be viewed as an endorsement by ASBC. Moreover, …
Insurance: Many commercial (State of Colorado) health insurance carriers have agreed to cover autism as a “congenital (birth) defect”. As mandated by the State of Colorado, coverage would include 20 paid visits each of medically necessary speech therapy (ST), occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy (PT). Cigna and United Healthcare, at the request of the …
