Indiana: 3 more autism therapy centers opening
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Sept 16, 2025, Ink Free News: Hopebridge Adding Fort Wayne, Two Other Indiana Locations
KOKOMO — As autism spectrum disorder diagnoses continue to rise, the demand for early identification and therapeutic intervention is greater than ever.
Hopebridge Autism Therapy Centers, one of the nation’s largest providers, remains committed to meeting this need by delivering life-changing services for Hoosier children and their families.
Founded in Kokomo 20 years ago, Hopebridge has expanded into nine states. To support local communities, the organization is opening three new Indiana locations to expand access to care and create new jobs.
Hopebridge is growing with three new locations opening this summer and fall. The Merrillville autism therapy center has relocated to a new building. In addition, a second Fort Wayne center will open on the southwest side of the city, and a seventh Indianapolis location will open in Broad Ripple.
Together, these new centers will provide care for up to 150 more patients across Indiana.
Indiana children living with autism will receive a wide range of services at Hopebridge, including:
Diagnostic and applied behavior analysis evaluations. . . .
Centers with approximately 20 rooms designed to enhance individualized therapy sessions, including classroom-like environments to work on school-readiness. . . .
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