The center will offer clinical care to children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder through applied behavioral analysis, which is used to develop individualized plans for patients that is measured by a proprietary behavioral health index.
The center will work with patients between 18 months and 21 years old both in the facility and at home for those located within an 18-mile radius of the center. Acorn specializes in school readiness programs, the report said.
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