The Autism Waiver Program is designed to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families by providing access to intensive, community-based services that help children thrive in their home and community settings.
Through this program, eligible individuals can receive specialized care and support services that go beyond what is typically available through standard medical insurance or educational resources. The goal is to enhance each child’s quality of life, promote independence, and support family caregivers.
Services May Include:
- In-home behavioral support
- Therapeutic integration services
- Respite care
- Intensive individual support services (IISS)
- Family training
- Adult life planning (as the child ages)
- Service coordination
Eligibility:
To qualify, children must:
- Be diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Be under the age of 21
- Require an institutional level of care but wish to receive services at home
- Meet medical and financial eligibility criteria
We believe every child deserves care tailored to their unique strengths and challenges. Our team works closely with families to develop a customized support plan that respects the child’s preferences and family dynamics. As part of our comprehensive therapy service in Baltimore, Maryland, we provide ongoing communication and flexibility, adapting services as the child grows and their needs evolve to ensure long-term success.
What Sets Us Apart: Compassionate, Comprehensive, and Community-Focused- Expertise in Autism Care:
Our professionals are specially trained in evidence-based practices for autism.
- Family Empowerment:
We prioritize educating and supporting families to become confident advocates.
- Holistic Support:
Beyond the child, we consider the well-being of the entire family unit.
- Community Integration:
Helping children engage meaningfully with their communities for a richer, fuller life.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can teenagers with autism still get help through programs like this?
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Are autism services provided at home or elsewhere?
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