Cope Center for Autism

The Cope Center for Autism was great! From the moment we walked in until the moment we left, we felt understood and cared for. Viviana was amazing! So kind, so patient. She took the time to ask us questions and answer a lot of questions we had.

Tee B. · via google

Caring, compassionate group of providers. Appointment scheduled within 24 hours. Thorough assessment with same day results. I recommend this place to any parent that has concerns regarding their child’s growth and development. They provided additional guidance and next steps!

Camille Hines · via google

They had an appointment the same week I had the pediatrician's recommendation for my daughter to be diagnosed. Thankfully we got all the answers for why our daughter was having trouble in daycare. We got helpful recommendations on where to take her next which is super helpful.

Daisy Kim · via google

This place is absolutely wonderful. They gave me and my daughter all the help we needed. The office is filled with very friendly people who are understanding to you and your family. 10/10

Sharon Osoria · via google

I was able to get an appointment within 2 weeks, same day diagnosis. Very kind, compassionate, understanding and helpful. Provided all necessary resources. Super helpful!!

Francesca Porcile · via google

If I could give this organization zero stars I would. If you are looking for honesty, integrity, professionalism, respect, and consistency. Do not go through the trauma of bringing your child or your family here. My child was discriminated against. I was told complete lies about my childs experience in this program. How does racism show up in medical records? This organization is the definition. Save yourself, better yet save your child from months, weeks, days, and hours of harm an trauma. You would think a BCBA (Board Certified Behavioral Analyst) would be held to a degree of accountability, integrity and professionalism. It does no good to talk to the Regional Director she's entitled and extremely condescending. This organization is trash! I am now trying to explain to my 9 y/o son with ASD why his SSG (social skills group tossed him away like he was nothing) Trauma, discrimination, pain, waisted valuable, resources, and insurance payments. Seeking civil rights legal counsel currently. In addition to finding the support my child needs. I am disgusted.

LeAna Powell · via google