Getting an autism evaluation in Louisville usually runs through Norton Children's Autism Center, which is the primary local front door for diagnosis. The process can take time, and wait times in Kentucky aren't precisely published, so it's smart to start the referral early and line up support services in parallel. This page explains how diagnosis works locally, who does it, and what you can do while you wait.
The primary Louisville front door for autism diagnosis, where UofL's pediatric autism providers practice; also runs outreach diagnostic clinics in Bowling Green, Owensboro, Paducah, and Somerset.
Visit siteThe former Weisskopf Child Evaluation Center, now part of Norton Children's and the UofL pediatrics division's developmental-behavioral program.
Visit siteConducts autism evaluations for children, teens and young adults starting at 16 months of age, from its office on Springhurst Boulevard in northeast Louisville.
Visit siteOffers autism spectrum evaluations downtown on West Main Street, but states it is currently accepting ASD evaluation patients aged 16 or older only, so it suits older teens and adults rather than young children.
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