Morgantown is West Virginia''s autism-diagnosis capital, and families travel here from across the state to be evaluated. The WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities anchors the region''s diagnostic capacity, but demand is high and waitlists are real. This page explains how autism evaluation works, what to expect in Morgantown specifically, and what to do while you wait.
Morgantown's main diagnostic option, providing psychological assessment for autism, intellectual developmental disability, ADHD and anxiety in children aged 0 to 12, plus behavioral consultation and therapy.
Visit siteThe academic side of the same Morgantown program, within WVU's Department of Pediatrics — useful background on the clinicians who carry out evaluations.
Visit siteMorgantown-based WVU center with a directory of evaluation and therapy providers across West Virginia, sorted into therapy, evaluations and other categories.
Visit siteStatewide service based in Huntington (about 200 miles southwest, but support is delivered locally). Free to registered families, though it requires a clinical ASD diagnosis from a licensed psychologist, MD or DO first.
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