My 18yr old son was under your care for a couple months. You all reported progress when he was…read moredischarged a week before going to college. My baby died of suicide two weeks after moving into college. You do not provide adequate care and your doctors, including Dr. Prinz think that Ketamine is the answer to everything. You should all be stripped of your licenses. The only person my boy spoke highly of was Gaby (sp.), his therapist. Thank you, Gabi.

I experienced racial trauma and patient favoritism at the hands of Skyway Skokie staff. Another…read morepatient/Caucasian woman and myself/African-American woman had a disagreement. Because the staff is primarily composed of Caucasian women, they responded as Caucasian women usually do, They did not take the time to impartially investigate the situation in its entirety. My trauma reaction was to refuse to leave the room, so the group session could be continued. So the staff decided to move the session to another room and the Caucasian woman agreed to go. This is another white power structure play, the white power structure will favor those who will play their game of feigned-surrender; meaning because I was refusing to give up my seat to another patient and refused to leave the room - I was deemed the problem. I was so triggered I was unable to request tools to help me to calm down. I have experienced over five decades of white supremacy and was in treatment for a myriad of reasons, one of which was workplace bullying at the hands of Caucasian women, so yeah in that moment I struggled to calm down. Eventually I was asked to leave because I yelled and cussed while speaking with one of the medical site directors. I take full responsibility for my yelling and cussing. I wish I did not raise my voice and cuss because treatment should be a safe space for all. Staff needs to address their racism, which plays out in how they treat clients and respond to crisis situations. My previous post was removed by Yelp because they stated it was not detailed. Well here are the deets!

excellent quality care and genuine interest in serving clientele. Very attentive to clients needs…read moreand works well with families to design a plan of care that everyone is comfortable with. highly rec

From the owner: BCBA Owned & Operated! We specialize in Applied Behavior…read moreAnalysis (ABA) therapy to promote positive behavior change. Serving ages 2 to 16. We provide in-home ABA therapy. Presently, we are extending our coverage to include the suburbs of Niles, Skokie, Morton grove, Wilmette, Park Ridge, Winnetka, Lincolnwood, Glenview, Golf, and Evanston.

From literally the first session our son had with Dr. Sweeney and her colleagues, we have seen…read morebreathtaking improvements in our son's ability to express himself. You may be reading this and thinking this is hyperbole but we brought him in after a speech regression and had our expectations very low. We were expecting a handful of words. After the first speech block he did, we saw miraculous results--phrases and songs and the like. Serious grab the Kleenex stuff. Since then, we have only seen greater milestones passed, funny moments of commenting and describing, and challenging of our son that shows they get him and know what he can say and do. If you have had your kiddo see a speech therapist you know what that means. If you want to engage speech therapists for your child--of any age--from whom you will see significant results and who are smart and tailored in their approach to cracking the code of how your kid operates, look no more. Highest recommendation.

Charged us almost 6K for about 6 weeks of speech therapy for my nonverbal son. Assured us that we…read morecould submit to insurance ourselves but insisted on charging us up front. Promised us he would have a couple of words at the conclusion of the therapy. We tried. And failed. Sweeney and Augustin is considered out of network and while they charged us 6K the insurance only counted 1200. Worse, it was considered out of network so even the 1200 simply went against the out of network deductible. This should have been avoided by doing a pre-authorization but something they didn't offer or encourage. They overpromised, hugely overcharged and didn't deliver.

I work for Sarah Steinberg. Of all the Behavior Analysts I have worked with, Sarah is at the top of…read morethe list. She is extremely passionate, personable, professional and has the expertise to change the lives of the children and their families that she works with. I am proud to be an employee with Steinberg Behavior Solutions!

From the owner: ABA evaluation and treatment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Programs that address…read moreevery aspect of a child's life.

Literally the worse place to bring your child for Any type of therapy. The ABA tech are hired right…read moreoff the street with not even a background check. No experience no guidance what so ever and some are not even nice to your kid. My child kept coming back with one bruise a week. Everytime I would question it they would say they will look in to it and nothing would happen even when I would follow up. This place doesn't care for the well being of the children. Everything to them is about money and will say your child needs over 30hrs of therapy. My child was re-evaluate and was told the max he needed was 20 at another center. Even his Develomental Pediatrician said 30hrs was to much for my kid and they wouldn't take my kids Develomental Pediatrician recommendations. Stay away from this place unless you want you child to be miss treated and taken advantage of.

From the owner: Are you looking for ABA services for your child in the comfort of your home? Are you looking for…read moreless stress in your life? Cornerstones Autism Services can help. We provide customized in home ABA therapy, for managing the symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder and enhancing the lives of children with special needs. We provide in-home therapy in the Greater Chicagoland Area, Indiana, and Wisconsin.

I want to start with this review is not to shed light on the services we've received from the…read moretherapists. This is solely for the Billing Dept. We have been going to NSPT for 2 years now for our 5 year old nonverbal son for Speech & OT. Preauthorizations weren't obtained for 1 month worth of services. We were never made aware of this situation and when we were billed for 1,600 for private pay sessions the woman I spoke to repeatedly cut me off when trying to ask questions, on more than one occasion she told me it was "My responsibility" to know that services were not being covered. I spent HOURS on the phone with insurance, and when being told by BCBS multiple times that claims were never submitted on their end I circled back with the billing dept of NSPT and gave them reference #'s, as well as a call back number to work alongside the woman Ive been working with at BCBS to get this issue resolved - I could not of made it easier. The staff called ONCE, emailed me and told me there was no answer, then proceeded to tell me that our card will be getting charged the FULL AMOUNT this upcoming Monday for those sessions.I am appalled, and absolutely disgusted with how they have handled this matter.....this is personal because no one talks about how much being a special needs family we silently suffer being catapulted into this life of turmoil navigating such difficult obstacles with our children let alone the HARDSHIPS we endure financially getting them the services they rightfully deserve. The treatment we received from Rachel, and Monica has been so impactful for our son and I will miss that most for him......They have been wonderful. However this company needs to make a huge shift in how their billing department is ran, and I hope they know they have not heard the last of me.

We have been working with the amazing team at NSPT for seven years. They have been essential in…read moreunderstanding and supporting our child's needs across multiple areas, including speech, large motor occupational therapy, and executive functioning for ADHD. I recommend their services to anyone looking for their specific type of support. My insurance covers our services, and I pay the regular copay I would for any doctor's visit. Finally, we have found the admin. team to be very understanding and helpful as over our time with them we have switched insurance providers and needed help identifying additional services, etc.

I wasted four months with Justin Lee and got nowhere. I originally sought help for ADHD symptoms…read morethat I've experienced since childhood, but instead of truly listening, he dismissed my concerns and disagreed with my self-assessment. Our meetings were short (15-20 minutes at most) and felt more like a way to bill me rather than provide real support. When the medication he prescribed wasn't working for me, I stopped taking it - but instead of discussing alternative solutions, he threatened to drop me as a client for not informing him first. Rather than working with me to find the right treatment, he made me feel unheard and unsupported. Thankfully, I've since found a real ADHD specialist who actually listens and provides meaningful help--no gimmicks, no pointless conversations, and no pressure. If you're looking for real ADHD care, I strongly recommend going elsewhere. ---- Sent me a bill for 100$ fee after 4 months of no services... with no description of the fee. Sent me ANOTHER bill for 75$ after 5 months of no services... with no description of the fee. Front desk never answer the phone. BE AWARE OF THEIR BILLING PROCESS AND ASK FOR IDOMIZED STATEMENT. ---

I experienced discrimination from Dr. Rahman. I had an initial point with Dr. Amera Rahman for…read moremedication management after being diagnosed with inattentive presenting ADHD by my normal therapist. The first appointment was canceled the day before. Things happen so I rescheduled for another day. During the initial appointment Dr. Rahman was dismissive when I addressed my concerns regarding ADHD treatment and options. She questioned the competence on my therapist and insisted that I was depressed even though I explicitly expressed that I was not. I had no feelings of depression or anxiety. She offered Wellbutrin and I declined. After a long drive to the Evanston Clarity Clinic location for a face to face appointment she reluctantly prescribed me 10mg of Vyvanse. After a week on the medication and doubling the dosage after a few days as she instructed, I had a follow up appointment were I explained how I hadn't noticed any change or experienced any of the previously mentioned side effects. At this time she responded "well maybe you don't have ADHD", and insisted again that I was suffering from depression or anxiety. She did not listen to me at all and showed a lack of consideration for what I was experiencing. I felt like this was a form of discrimination. I decided to see another psychiatric provider who gave me a formal evaluation that confirmed my original diagnosis. I have noticed a significant positive change since receiving proper medication management. It is unfortunate that Dr. Rahman made a diagnosis based on her personal biases without evaluating me herself or even adjusting medication.

Our kid had audible crackly breathing from a respiratory virus on a Sunday afternoon. We went…read moreSunday night on the recommendation of our pediatrician and had an incredible experience. We were lucky to have the care of Dr DiVincenzo who stabilized our son's breathing and we thankfully avoided the ER. Super compassionate care from start to finish and my kid loved that Peppa the Pig was playing in the lobby. This kid centered urgent care made the whole experience a lot less scary.

The NP was wonderful. She apologized for being late to the exam room. There was a woman in a gray T…read moreshirt who after I asked what time will the provider be in cause we had an appointment at 5:15 pm and we were waiting in the exam room for a while. Close to 6 pm and the NP finally came. I opened our exam room door cause it was getting uncomfortable and I wanted to know what time can someone be in. I wouldn't have minded waiting but the condescending tone of one of the employees there was surprising considering we are there for help as well. The last thing a parent needs with a child in need, is that type of reaction. It's very stressful on both ends although there could be more training in communication for that employee in these situations. Otherwise the NP and the front desk were warm and knowledgeable.