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    3.7 (6 reviews)
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    3.0(2 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Autism is something completely new to most parents especially with a new diagnosis. My sister was…read morereferred here for ABA services by THINK Neurology where most kiddos I know with ASD are diagnosed. They definitely turned us to the PERFECT PLACE! From the time we called to inquire about where to start or what to do, the lady who we spoke with answered ALL of our questions and was so patient and informative. 10/10 would recommend them! They have the sweetest staff and you can tell the quality of care and therapy is taken seriously from the progress that we have seen in such a short amount of time. Everyone from the front desk, therapists, and BCBA truly care about the kids and their families. DO NOT HESITATE TO GIVE THEM A CALL, I'm so glad that we did.

    I would not recommend this facility. My daughter attended this ABA facility for 2 months and while…read morethey advertise weekly parent trainings, this is not the case. I did not receive any parent trainings to understand my daughters goals, progress, or how I can provide consistency at home. I was the one who had to reach out to see when I could have a parent training. I learned that my daughters father was approached for training while at the facility, but it was communicated on the intake forms that Mom is the custodial parent and initial POC. Both parents should have been contacted for training but I was not and had to initiate discussion on that topic. Every day, my child interacted with from 5 to 8 different RBT's in an 8 hour period and she is only 3 (attaching photos of daily report). This did not include the speech therapist that started seeing her there during this time. This is unacceptable and I've never heard of an ABA facility that has so many people working with children with special needs. A lot of these children have developmental delays and struggle with their attention span. Why complicate things even more with a new face every hour/hour and a half? Half of the notes on her take home sheets were chicken scratch and very hard to read. No one could provide a full picture of her day when I pick her up from school. And that's because there are so many RBT's working with her and there is clearly no communication. My daughter was at a previous ABA facility where she had 2 RBT's a day. A morning and an evening tech. In the 2 months that my child was at SOS Richmond, there was no progress. She spend most of that time trying to acclimate to a constantly changing space. My daughters last day, I was scheduled to finally have that parent training, however, I received a phone call saying that my daughter vomited in her sleep. I asked if she had a fever, no one could say because her temperature was not checked. They said that they would check it and called me back. They called back to let me know that my daughters temperature was 93 degrees. This is an abnormal temperature that should be taken seriously. It wasn't. When I arrived at SOS, I asked to see the camera footage of when my daughter vomited. In that footage I witnessed an RBT try to wake my daughter up multiple times and she wouldn't budge. He shook her, waited, shook her again, waited. He was visibly concerned and was rubbing his head as he looked down at my daughter laying on the cot. Then all of a sudden, you see my daughters body jerking and 2 women run in to hold my daughter up. This happened before they called me and still no one even checked her temperature until I asked. And the BCBA admitted to not looking at the tape before I got there, and all she knew was that my daughter threw up on herself. By daughter was very weak when I left with her and could barely walk. This place dropped the ball with my daughter - and afterwards told lies and made excuses about her having a "little tummy ache." Low quality care masked by nice pictures and activities. Don't send your child here.

    Fairmont Hospice - hospice - Updated May 2026

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