How can a diagnosis of autism be made in a virtual setting?

We follow the highest clinical standards for virtual evaluations and use standardized diagnostic tools to ensure accuracy. In some cases, we may recommend in-person testing or additional assessments to gather more information.

Virtual visits are designed to bridge a gap in specialized care, reduce wait times for children to receive a diagnosis, and decrease strain on families. They are not intended to replace all in-person care. If you have serious concerns about your child’s development, we always recommend discussing them with your child’s pediatrician or primary care provider or scheduling an in-person evaluation.