Hopebridge Expanding Pediatric Therapy Services for Autism into Georgia

Hopebridge Plans to Add 12-14 Locations Over the Next 18 Months

The first leases have been signed and construction is underway for the first set of Hopebridge centers in Georgia – opening first in Suwanee and Roswell. As the largest Autism therapy provider in the Midwest, Hopebridge is committed to helping children touched by Autism Spectrum Disorders and other developmental delays by providing quality Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Occupational, Speech, Feeding and Physical Therapies.

“We are committed to enhancing the lives of as many children with autism as possible. I am proud to extend our therapy services into Georgia, so we can bring a safe, fun, interdisciplinary learning environment into new neighborhoods closer to home for thousands of families,” said Hopebridge CEO Dennis May. “We are also excited to further strengthen our team of superhero therapists who are passionate about working in collaboration to help kids achieve their goals.”

Hopebridge360: our multi-disciplinary therapy model

Our unique multi-disciplinary approach, Hopebridge360, is an innovative and effective way to receive services to ensure that we are treating the whole child, not simply a diagnosis. Through the coordinated effort of our team of diverse specialists, we can offer a wide range of benefits in our center-based therapy centers, like:

• State-of-the-art facilities designed specifically for pediatric therapy
• Insurance-recognized behavioral diagnostic evaluations
• Interdisciplinary consulting and collaboration between ABA, Occupational, Physical, and Speech therapists
• Rooms designed to reduce distractions and enhance therapy sessions; including specific rooms to focus on gross motor skill development, pretend play, and reintegration into a school environment
• Socialization with child’s peers to target specific social/pragmatic goals

“Hopebridge is one of the leading applied behavior analysis centers. Their interdisciplinary therapy model enhances the overall success of each patient by taking into consideration the whole child; treating challenges across many different areas,” said Dr. Michael Cameron, PhD, BCBA-D and Chief Scientific Officer for The Cedar Group.

Creating new jobs to serve more children with autism and other developmental delays

Hopebridge continues to experience tremendous growth with these additional centers and will ultimately staff over 1,000 full and part-time team members in Georgia. Working in collaboration with pediatricians, schools and insurance companies, Hopebridge is a trusted partner and extension of their team to meet each child’s specific needs. For a complete listing of Hopebridge centers, please visit www.hopebridge.com/centers.

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