Program In Development

Autism Evaluation Waitlist for Northern Colorado Families

We are building an autism evaluation program for families in Firestone, Dacono, Longmont, Greeley, Loveland, and nearby communities. Join now for priority access, launch updates, and practical next-step guidance while scheduling is being finalized.

Get a clearer path forward while the program is launching

Many families know something feels off long before they can get a formal appointment. They may be worried about speech delay, play, flexibility, eye contact, regulation, or social communication, and then run into long waitlists just to get answers.

This page is designed to reduce some of that uncertainty. You can join our autism evaluation waitlist now and use the resources below to decide whether your child may also benefit from speech-language support, social-pragmatic therapy, or AAC while you wait for the next diagnostic step.

Priority access

Families on the waitlist will be first to hear when scheduling opens.

Regional focus

This launch is being planned for families in Firestone, Dacono, Longmont, Greeley, Loveland, and surrounding communities.

Actionable support

We also help families identify communication supports that may be worth starting before a formal autism evaluation is complete.

Who this waitlist is designed for

  • Parents of toddlers with speech delay plus concerns about play, eye contact, joint attention, or social engagement.
  • Families of preschool or school-age children whose teachers report persistent challenges with flexibility, conversation, friendships, or social understanding.
  • Caregivers who have already completed screenings or received referrals and want a stronger local option for next-step planning.

Common concerns that often lead families to seek an evaluation

  • Speech or language delay paired with social interaction differences
  • Limited or repetitive play, difficulty with transitions, or highly restricted interests
  • Challenges with joint attention, turn-taking, conversation, or peer relationships
  • High frustration when a child cannot communicate needs, ideas, or emotions clearly

Join the waitlist

We are building this service for families in Firestone, Dacono, Longmont, Greeley, Loveland, and surrounding Northern Colorado communities.

What families can do while they wait

Track what you are seeing

Write down specific examples related to communication, play, regulation, and social routines so future clinical conversations are more productive.

Do not wait on communication support

Speech therapy, social-pragmatic language support, and AAC can all be helpful before a formal autism diagnosis is in place.

Build your child’s support team now

Share your concerns with your pediatrician, school, or early intervention team so referrals and supports do not depend on a single future appointment.

Priority communities for this rollout

We are building this service for families in Firestone, Dacono, Longmont, Greeley, Loveland, and surrounding Northern Colorado communities.

FirestoneDaconoLongmontGreeleyLoveland

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers for families who are still looking for a next step.

Not yet. This page is for our autism evaluation waitlist while we finish building the program. Families who join now will be among the first to receive launch updates and scheduling access when appointments open.

Not necessarily. If your child has speech delay, social communication difficulty, frequent frustration, or needs a more reliable way to communicate, it may make sense to begin speech-language therapy, social-pragmatic support, or AAC before a formal evaluation is complete.

We are developing this service for children and families who need more diagnostic clarity and direction about next steps. Once scheduling opens, we will share the exact age ranges, process details, and expectations for new evaluations.

Yes. This waitlist is specifically intended for families in Firestone, Dacono, Longmont, Greeley, Loveland, and nearby Northern Colorado communities.

We will save your information, share updates as the service moves closer to launch, and reach out when scheduling opens or when relevant resources may help your family in the meantime.