What is Direct Care?
We’ve chosen a direct care model because it allows us to focus our time and energy on what matters most—your [...]
Do you offer in-person visits?
Not at this time. Our services are provided through telemedicine to increase accessibility for families across Texas.
Are there specific conditions your office does not treat?
Yes, we do not provide treatment for: Primary psychiatric disorders, such as Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, schizophrenia, or severe [...]
Will my provider prescribe medication if needed?
Yes, if appropriate, we may discuss medication options as part of your child’s treatment plan. All medications are sent electronically [...]
What happens after my child gets a diagnosis?
Getting a diagnosis is not the end of the journey; it is an important step along the way. It is [...]
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, [...]
How long from the first visit until my child may receive a diagnosis?
It depends. Some children may receive a diagnosis after their initial consultation, particularly if they have been previously evaluated elsewhere [...]
Do you offer urgent care services?
No. If your child has an acute medical concern, they should see their primary care provider or pediatrician.
Do you offer after-hours care?
Yes, in some cases, we are available outside typical business hours for urgent needs. We also offer some Saturday appointment [...]
Does our family need to be in Texas for a virtual visit?
Yes. At this time, our providers are licensed to see patients who reside in Texas.