An autism evaluation is the doorway to most services in North Carolina, from Medicaid-funded therapy to school supports. In Charlotte you have real options, but waitlists for evaluations can be long.
This page lists local places that evaluate for autism and explains what to do while you wait. Importantly, you do not need a diagnosis to start North Carolina's free early intervention program for young children.
A diagnosis is a starting point, not a label to fear. It is what unlocks funding and tailored support. See the Charlotte hub and our guides for next steps.
University-based regional center at 8401 University Executive Park Drive, Suite 100 (28262). Offers diagnostic evaluations, treatment planning, consultation, and employment services. Known for the structured teaching (TEACCH) model, which is distinct from ABA.
Visit siteEvaluates and treats autism using a multidisciplinary team. A referral from your child''s primary care provider is typically required to schedule.
Visit siteOffers comprehensive autism evaluations across the Charlotte metro, with the option to move into ABA therapy afterward, which can shorten the path from diagnosis to services.
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