Been loving our experience so far here at Building Bridges Cumming! The entire staff has been…read morenothing short of lovely and inviting, and the new patient onboarding process was a breeze. Have to give a special shoutout to Alyssa because she always shows up with the best energy and enthusiasm for the day, and is also extremely encouraging for both my child and my husband and I. I love that she takes the time out of every visit to break things down for us in simple, easy to understand terms and shows us exactly what we should be working on at home as well. Even with all of the different patients and toys (which means exposure to a lot of germs), I always feel like the space and toys are kept super clean and I love that they make time between each patient's visit to wipe down and clean all surfaces and toys that were touched. I am excited to continue here!

** review for feeding and speech therapy**…read more When my three week old baby girl was referred to feeding therapy after two weeks of me knowing something was wrong and fearing bottle aversion Building Bridges wasted no time in getting us in the same week. Debbie at the front desk was so sweet on the phone when getting me set up and is always so friendly whenever we need help. We were paired with Jorri and she's incredible. When I say she saved me that's an understatement. I have postpartum anxiety and my baby struggling to eat was really triggering and Jorri was SO understanding and so helpful, literally answering my texts at all hours when I needed help outside of a session. Jorri brought in their in house craniosacral therapist who helped her confirm her suspected diagnosis of a posterior tongue tie. She and Stacy worked together and gave me the tools we needed to help my sweet girl eat comfortably. Jorri has continued to support me through all her stages and when she starts struggling to drink. Due to COVID I had a strong inclination that my sone would need speech therapy at two. When my son was referred for speech therapy, Building Bridges was my instant choice. Jorri is now working weekly with my son and he has come leaps and bounds. We have been with her a few months and I get comments from strangers on how great my son speaks! I could not be more proud or more grateful. I am hoping my daughter will pick up skills from my son as she learns to speak, but if she also needs speech therapy we will be headed right back to Building Bridges. If you are referred for therapy I highly recommend Building Bridges! I see how each of their therapist greet their patients and interact in the hall and they are all so sweet with the kids, while Jorri is my favorite I would trust any one of them with my babies.

please do not go here. my child in the first month had a bruised eye with a cut as if someone…read morepunched her and dug their fingers into her eye. I was so upset this happened and they ou let me knoe at the end of the day. the bcba accidentally added me to an email that she asked the boss (owner wife) what she should say to me before I saw my child's injury. you would have thought they would have reached out to apologize or address my concern. they didn't even respond or care. .my bill was always in the thousands, double billed etc. I was even advised by the owner to get the insurance he likes with a insurancr broker he knows after paying him a fee of 85.00. the professional thing would have been to just tell me the name of the anthem plan so I can buy it for free under the marketplace but no you pay him a referral fee to help you get a plan he likes that they can charge unlimited aba of which your child may not need. they always request more hours than needed as the charge nearly 1600 a DAY. there is no education they are doing that is special. he will even dissuade you from putting your cild in school so he can make over 150k a year from your insurance. he is a sales man and couldn't care less about the progress of your child. get your child in home aba. they generalize it better as being in a center is slower progress if ANY. then put them in prek. my child is not only talking at nearly age level but also potty trained in less than 3months of leaving that place. watch your tab!!! they will bill EVERYTHING. they wanted me to pay 15 for a bookbag the said broke a clear cheap bookbag..when I asked how does a bookbag break and and refused they were upset. For 1:1 care my child being injured was terrible. her eye was red. I can post a picture. also SPEECH was a joke.. they were playing YouTube through ever session i attended and had the nervr to bill 245 for a session for 30 minutes. typical places charge 90. OT was 350 a session! this place bilks money. m

If I could give it a 0 rate I would. My son never got seen here... we never got to that part even…read moreafter 2 months... I provided every paper work needed and I contacted them every so often to check on my status in hopes to have my son with an ongoing schedule, but nothing! There was always some kind of excuse for my files to not be looked at by the billing department. Mind you, my insurance covered it all and I did everything right on my part. It was a serious headache. From getting all of the paper work the owner was asking for to the communication of him. I had to look somewhere else and I'm so glad I did because the following week, I received services. Until this day, many many weeks later, the owner hasn't reached out to me. How pathetic of a place.

I love love Joy therapy and Learning center. They have gone above and beyond for my son who is 8…read moreyrs old. We do ABA therapy there and have been there for 3 years. Not only is it hard to find a place to take older kids but it's hard to find a place that actually cares about your child and their families too. They have been great about working with My son and teaching us as a family how we can help him too. I love it so much that I switched his speech to Joy and my daughters OT to Joy. I have not dealt with a bad therapist there. Even the front desk ladies are amazing.

From the owner: Pediatric physical, occupational, speech and feeding therapies.read more

Short Review: Serves those with Autism and similar diagnoses through 1:1 ABA therapy, toilet…read moretraining, social skills, and parent training. Great place. Kind staff. Quiet. Large, clean facility equipped with all the supplies you could need for therapy with Autism. Plenty of parking. Serves patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder from preschool age to adulthood. They also provide professional development training for school staff. This training is specific to each school district. Phone: (678)691-2206 Email: Intake@pathwaysbehavior.com My Experience I took C to the Sandy Springs location for ABA Therapy. This was C's first appointment so we got a tour of the facility. There are two levels with classrooms, assessment rooms, and play areas. Each classroom and play area is set up for a specific age group. After the tour we went into an assessment room where the therapist, Katie, asked both of us questions about C, then C went with a PCA for a session of peer support. There weren't any other kids C's age so two PCAs played peer roles to work on social skills. I answered questions with Katie and filled out a questionnaire about behaviors that C may exhibit. C had another hour of evaluation when I finished so I waited outside. C usually finishes therapy appointments mentally drained and ready to sleep but she enjoyed this session. The lighting soft and it was pretty quiet, so C wasn't set off by lights or sounds. Covid Precautions Masks are required and worn by all staff. Masks, hand sanitizer, and device wipes are available at the reception desk. I saw no one in the waiting area while going in or leaving so they may be staggering appointments to keep distance. Facility There are four locations: Marietta, Sandy Springs, McDonough, and Alpharetta (Johns Creek). This appointment was at the Sandy Springs location, which is pretty spacious. In the waiting area are some individual sofa seats, a tall table with four chairs, and a kid table. Just off the waiting room is a gender neutral bathroom with step stools, baby wipes, diaper disposal, gloves, and baby wipes. Patient bathrooms are closer to classrooms. There are a few classrooms set up by age or purpose. There's a teen room with video games, a preschool play area with a toddler slide, a gym area with mats and other toys, and a room where patients where patients work on social skills in group therapy. They have a kitchen where older patients work on life skills like preparing food. Only two handicap parking spaces but reserved spaces right at the front door, and more along the side of the building. There isn't much of a walk from wherever you park. About Pathways Pathways offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to those preschool age-adulthood who have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, or another related disorder. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst creates a treatment plan to be carried out in 1:1 therapy with a behavior therapist. Clients come in about three days a week and attend their regular school on the other two days. Accepted Insurances: *Aetna *Ambetter *Blue Cross Blue Shield/Anthem *Beacon Health Options *Cigna *ComPsych *Humana Behavioral *Magellan *United Behavioral Health/Optum *Tricare *Georgia Medicaid (Amerigroup, Caresource, Peach State, and WellCare I'll update this as we get further into therapy.

This is a newly opened center for children's ABA Therapy. Having only experienced the assessment…read moresession, this place is a diamond in the rough but also much needed service for the southern region of Metro Atlanta. The therapists there literally wore down my son and broke through his anxiety. They were friendly, welcoming and accommodating. If you know anything about children with autism, making them feel comfortable is high on the list of priorities. Amber, the clinical director, set a great tone for us to continue with this establishment. Thank you, All Kids First.

All kids first is an extremely unprofessional clinic and they will not put your kid first the…read morecompany name is a joke for starters. they do not do background checks on staff, so you have no clue what type of person is working with your child. They'll fail to submit proper documents to insurance so your child will go weeks or months without services. Avoid the all kids first clinics at all cost. You will not see absolutely any growth if you bring your children to All kids first . Stay far away!!!

Quality of Services Top Notch! Staff greets children at the door with a smile very warm and…read morewelcoming atmosphere

This place has been a blessing to my family and I. We have a 5 year old autistic son and he looks…read moreforward to going to interacting with the staff everyday. The Snellville Hopebridge staff is warm, welcoming and informative to both the children and their parents. If you have a child with autism and live in the Snellville/Loganville/Grayson area, please look into the services of Hopebridge Autism Therapy Center.

We haven't started care just yet and it's been bumpy road thanks to insurance company difficulties…read morebut I just wanted to say that the quality of service and care from Joeseph and Matt has us feeling really confident we made the right call by going with apricott even with having to wait for our insurance to be in network they have given constant updates been super polite helpful and just all around given the best customer service experience and we look forward to working with them and the therapist. I will give an update review once things have been rolling with the therapist for a while but just wanted to shine a spotlight on these guys who have taken great care of us.

From the owner: Rethink Tomorrow's Possibilities Apricott is a Georgia based…read moreprovider of ABA Therapy. Our organization has been built from the ground up to be client inspired, parent guided, and clinically informed. Our take is that: championed clients + supported parents + empowered therapist, makes all the difference.