Clinical Outcomes Show Success in School
When our children graduate from Hopebridge’s and transition onto other life experiences, we keep up with our families. The continued success of our children and families is a part of why we do what we do.
Data from follow-up caregiver surveys indicate that after transitioning out of Hopebridge’s intensive ABA therapy programs, our patients maintain progress and still attend school with minimal support1:
- 95% of caregivers stated their child is still attending school after receiving services Hopebridge
- 82% of caregivers stated their child maintained or continued to progress and acquire important developmental skills
- At the time of the survey, only 5% of caregivers reported their child required re-enrollment in intensive therapy services
From this research, we can glean that autistic children who participate in ABA therapy at Hopebridge are highly likely to succeed in classroom settings when they have the support they need.
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