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phone: 412-995-5000
email: help@autismofpa.org
address: 711 Bingham Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203

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Autism Connection of Pennsylvania

3 days ago

Did you know that as a resident of Pennsylvania, you have a right to the healthcare you need?Still, many people are:- Struggling to finding a doctor, psychiatrist, or other healthcare professional that accepts their insurance - Forced to see doctors who can’t properly treat them- Waiting months for an appointment- Driving over an hour to an appointment- Unable to see doctors the they need because of limited hours availabilityPennsylvania Health Access Network is gathering information from people across Pennsylvania to document issues with health plans of all types failing to provide adequate services. Fill out the survey below if you have had any of these issues.https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FL322LV ... See MoreSee Less

Problems getting appointments? You have rights!

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Did you know that as a resident of Pennsylvania, you have a right to the healthcare you need? Help us improve the PA healthcare system by clicking the link and answering some questions.

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Autism Connection of Pennsylvania

7 days ago

Weekly Autism Newshttps://conta.cc/3KtoixP ... See MoreSee Less

Autism Comorbidities Reflect Racial, Ethnic Disparities - Read this and more in this week's Autism Connection of PA e-blast, JANUARY 21, 2022

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Join us as an Autism Connection organizational member for 2022, and secure marketing, advertising, education and networking opportunities valued at more than $1,820 for an annual cost to you of only $

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Autism Connection of Pennsylvania

1 week ago

We love teaching about autism and bringing together people from different communities. Yesterday we spoke with members of the teams from South Hills Interfaith Movement - SHIM and Bhutanese Community Association of Pittsburgh These organizations provide services to refugee and immigrant families primarily in the Baldwin/Whitehall area. They do home visiting, parenting classes, early childhood education, developmental screenings, service coordination/referrals, and community programming. ... See MoreSee Less