First off, the place looks nothing like these photos they've posted. I worked here for a couple…read moreyears and I promise you, if you're considering working here or you're wanting to find care for your child, consider anywhere else. This company prioritizes money over everything, they do not care about you, your child, or their employees. At all. They take the classic greedy-business tactic of terminating anyone who starts making too much and then take in people who have no business working with kids so they can save as much money as possible. The operational manager is rotten to the core and it trickles down and affects everything. The only reason they hire anyone is to have warm bodies to fill time slots. They don't care if it's beneficial to your child or not, all they care about is maximizing profit and coming from someone who worked here for 2 years, this makes it impossible to make any sort of meaningful progress in providing therapy. They actively instruct techs to do as little as possible. Treatment is not individualized at all. The turnover rate in this dumpster fire of a clinic is insanely high and with good reason. Also, if you do decide to come here, get used to being sick every other week. Management has been saying they were going to hire a sanitizing crew for the better part of a year now but they never do, so a large majority of kids and staff are in a perpetual state of being sick. Anything to save as much money as possible. And don't even get me started on what hiring a bunch of immature under-trained teenagers to provide therapy does to the work culture. Just remembering this place makes me sick to my stomach.

The director and staff are grossly dishonest. They accused my son of behaviors and when I asked…read morefor video of it, they claimed they could not show me (even though I asked to come in and view privately). When I advocated for my child, they then tried to lie and fault find with me in an effort to get rid of my son. The Director at Surprise (Debbie Mulder) and her boss (Jaime Goodrich) boss practices racial bias and if you file a complaint about anything they do, they will retaliate by terminating services. They lie like nobody's business and Jaime is just a nasty and rude person (certainly a Karen). I spoke with the founder (Ryan Goodrich - who claimed he is no relation to Jaime but I don't believe it) of the company and he acknowledged that they violated company policy and failed my family in many ways but ultimately covered for the director and did nothing to rectify the situation. Also, you cannot trust the technicians as they are inept and dishonest - it comes from the top! The good technicians quit and told me it was because of the Director. If your child is Black or Brown, be ready for unequal and disparate treatment. My son has made more progress in speech therapy with his current provider (less than 2 months) than almost a year at Ally. The director, who was my son's BCBA did not know anything about toilet training. This place is a joke - especially with technicians like Tressa and Brianna - the worst of the bunch. They hire people with no experience with special needs children and have no business working with them. The turnover was excessive and I understand why. They kept "losing" my son's belongings but I think they were just stealing them or giving them to other kids - make them reimburse you! They just want the money. THEY HAVE NO COMPASSION FOR CHILDREN. They will put up a nice front in the beginning but time reveals all. They will cover for staff's wrongdoing and your child does not matter. Take your child here at your own risk. I went here out of desperation and it wasn't worth the fight. There are providers that have the skill-set, professionalism, and compassion for your child. It may take some time and digging but it's worth not having to go through a horrible place like Ally. Not an ally, more like a Foe. Don't be fooled like I was! It will take a toll on you as a parent and you just cannot trust people like this; especially when the leaders operate in this manner. Oh, and it's all about politics here; Jaime is friends with Debbie. This is how she got the job. She has no business being a Director of anything. And I am sure her boss Jaime got the job because she knows the Founder, Ryan. Jaime is rude, nasty, unprofessional and she also should not be directing anything. Sad place. Horrible experience. Dear "Ally" please don't respond by saying I should contact whomever...I spent a ton of time going to the OWNER of the company, Ryan Goodrich, and it was a waste of time. This review is of my experience and my opinion DOES matter; in spite of how they try to invalidate and minimize it.

The Tree Top is an amazing place to work.When looking for employment I was looking for a place that…read moreworks and thinks outside the box. NO two kids are the same and should not be taught the same .The tree Top has far exceeds my expectations and ILOVE IT HERE !!!!! SO IF YOU THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX and are looking for a place to work and grow, or have someone in need of services THIS IS IT!!!!!! and no I didn't get paid to say this.

From the owner: In response to the growing need for appropriate educational services for children with autism, our…read moreApplied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Home and Center Program is dedicated to providing evidence-based analytic services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The needs of the children we serve can be best met through a partnership with their parents and other professionals involved in their lives. Our goal is to help parents and professionals acquire the necessary analytic and teaching skills in order to facilitate effective intervention and generalization. Our team provides a 1:1 learning environment directly in the child’s home or center base with our goal to establish competent learner skills that will prepare children to function effectively across all settings, including home, academic, and community-based settings.

T.E.A.M 4 Kids is a fabulous group of professionals who work together to help children achieve…read moreindependence and be their their own possible best . Jamie has been working with our Grandson for several weeks and we've been grateful for his help. Jamie is very empathetic and patient, and he's been building a therapeutic relationship with our grandson. Jamie is always communicative with us regarding our grandson's progress. He utilizes a wide variety of modalities, and makes therapy seem like fun. Overall, I have been very impressed with this therapy center as a whole. All of the employees seem engaged and happy to be there. Thank you to Jamie and the entire team for making a difference!

We were referred by our pediatrician, but have a family friend who also recommended us to Team 4…read moreKids. Every single person you see in this establishment is nice, they are very communicative, and is beyond helpful! They range from speech therapy, to occupational therapy and everything in between! My son is actually excited to go, and doesn't want to leave! I'm beyond happy with our therapy and will forever recommend team 4 kids.

I can't believe it. I didn't think I would find myself here . Don't waste waiting. Try Axis but…read morethis company use to be good . But I had a bad experience and I hope no one does . Everything was good till evaluation. The DR. That everyone praises because she is experienced gave me a bad experience. I didn't know what to say . But she was really paying attention when she was doing the assessment MULTIPLE TIMES She was flossing to the camera me and my husband saw . She also ended with are you ready to hear your results ? Like if it was a joke . You probably hear or said this things where parents don't have the knowledge to get it done or know what I can do to help my child more. I contacted the help support line and questioned my opinion when I asked if I can get a second opinion. They went off to say I have to wait a year or talk to the insurance. So they don't do second revise wasted my year evaluation waited for months and so I really hope this company takes care of their next clients this was a bad experience.

My son attends this facility and I am so happy with the therapy he is receiving! They are so…read morefriendly and so caring. My child is non verbal so I was terrified to leave him at any facility and Hopebridge is super communicative which eased my worries. I definitely recommend this place.

My son had been waiting for therapy for several months. I kept talking to the case manager and she…read morekept telling me they were waiting for a referral. We went elsewhere to a place that had therapists open. I can't rate them on care quality because he received no care.

The staff here is amazing!!! Everyone genuinely cares, appointments are always ontime! Claudia and…read moreErica are loved by my children. I can see such a dramatic change in their behavior in just weeks and most importantly they train you to see things from a different perspective. All they ask is for your willingness to learn.

Very disappointed. Wish they were focused on the counseling aspect and not so much on giving Prozac…read moreon the initial visit. There is much to say about counseling and talking things out than to just giving a pill.

My son C was recently admitted to this facility, and overall the experience was very positive…read more Everyone I interacted with was kind, helpful, and supportive. His nurses -- Kim, Cynthia, and Rosa -- were wonderful whenever I called. My son even mentioned that Rosa has a "super cool accent," and that Reggie and another staff member "the other big guy" were down-to-earth and very chill, which made him feel comfortable. Tori and Stephanie were also extremely attentive. They always got back to me promptly and never made me feel rushed, which means a lot when your child is in a place like this. Because of the team as a whole, my son left feeling better, and I'm grateful for that. However, I did have one disappointing experience at discharge. The woman at the front desk wearing black scrubs and a LEFT carpal-tunnel wrist brace openly questioned why there was a 4 PM discharge. As a medical provider myself, I cannot simply abandon my own patients to pick up my son earlier, nor should I be expected to. Her comments were unnecessary, unprofessional, and frankly, not within her role. The only thing required of her in that moment was to request my ID and page his nurse. Instead, her demeanor, body language, and tone created an uncomfortable and disrespectful interaction at a time when emotions are already high for any parent. When your child is admitted to a facility like this, you carry a tremendous amount of stress, fear, and guilt -- and the front-desk staff should be sensitive to that, not add to it. Front-desk employees are often the face of an entire facility. Unfortunately, the behavior I witnessed last night did not reflect the professionalism or compassion shown by the rest of the staff. Overall, I am thankful for the care my son received and the team members who truly made a difference. I hope management addresses the issue at the front desk so future families don't have to experience the same unnecessary stress.

I love this place!My son had been attending for some months now and have seen a tremendous amount…read moreof growth!My son was non verbal coming in and now is saying sentences!Also everyone here therapists and BCBA'S are amazing everyone is so welcoming everyday front office is amazing!Honestly it feels like a family and I am truly greatful to everyone and how much they love my son it's the best experience ever and I will continue to talk wonders of this place and recommend it to everyone I know who was a special needs child!

I absolutely love this place. It has not only changed my child's life but ours as well! I love all…read morethe therapists and BCBAs. Don't judge this place from the inside as they say don't judge a book by it's cover. I know it may seem small but it has done amazing for my daughter. She has went from non verbal and melt downs and now we're going on two years in now and she talks so much with little to no melt downs. They even have a speech therapist from wheels on the bus speech therapy that goes there to provide speech. They implement everything. I can't tell you how much this place means to me.