Autism Diagnoses Reach Record High: What This Means for Families

Autism Rates Continue to Rise Across the U.S. According to a recent CDC report, autism diagnoses in children have reached a record high, with approximately 1 in 31 eight-year-olds identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in 2022. (Source) This upward trend is a reflection of growing awareness, improved screening tools, and better access to diagnostic […]

How New York’s Medicaid Cuts Could Impact Autism Therapy

Medicaid provides critical healthcare coverage for children with autism, ensuring access to essential therapy services. However, New York State is considering budget cuts that could reduce Medicaid funding, potentially disrupting therapy access for many families. As discussions continue, parents and providers are left wondering what these changes could mean for autism care across the state. […]