Our programs are free to Las Vegas families. Start with one, use them all, or call us if you're not sure where you are. We'll help you figure it out.
Getting a diagnosis in Las Vegas can take months. We help you understand the process, find the right provider, and make every wait count.
Nevada has an autism insurance mandate, but most families still hit walls. We help you break through them.
ABA is often the first therapy recommended — and also the most misunderstood. We help you become an informed, empowered decision-maker.
Our premium grant is limited and reviewed case by case. Funding is not always available, and approval is never guaranteed.
Quick answers about eligibility, costs, timelines, and how our programs actually work.
Yes. All of our navigation, guidance, and education services are free to Las Vegas families. We're a 501(c)(3) non-profit funded by donations and grants. The premium grant program also provides direct financial assistance at no cost.
No. Many families reach out before an evaluation — that's often when our help matters most. We can guide you through getting evaluated, starting Early Intervention, and preparing for what comes next.
The grant is need-based and limited by funding. It's open to families of a child with autism (or a child being evaluated) who are on Medicaid, or who have coverage that leaves them with high costs for autism services. Priority goes to children enrolled in or prescribed an intensive therapy program. Approval depends on family need and current funding, never on which provider a family uses.
The monthly premium of a commercial health plan covering only the child with autism. The family chooses the plan and the providers. We don't cover copays or deductibles; if your child keeps Medicaid as secondary, it usually picks those up. Our insurance guidance team can help you understand your options.
No. The grant is provider-neutral. It follows the family, and you can use any provider in the plan's network. NASA doesn't require or steer families to any clinic.
Yes. Denials are common and very often reversed on appeal. We'll help you request the denial letter, identify the real reason (medical necessity language, network issues, hour caps), draft the appeal, and if needed file a complaint with the Nevada Division of Insurance.
Not at this time. We currently focus all of our capacity on Las Vegas families so we can stay deeply connected to local clinics, providers, and schools. If you're outside the Las Vegas area, we're happy to point you to statewide and national resources on our Resources page.
The easiest first step is a free 30-minute intake call. You tell us where you are, we ask a few questions, and together we map out a plan. No obligation, no judgment. Use the contact form or call us directly.
Most families start with a 30-minute intake call. We listen, ask a few questions, and together map out a plan.
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