Crimson Heights

Crimson Heights is a special needs provider on West Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas, near the Charleston and Rancho area, in zip code 89102. The program focuses on Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children and young adults with autism and related diagnoses.

Services listed include ABA therapy, early intervention, skill acquisition, behavior management, social skills training, and communication development. Families can access therapy in three settings: center based sessions at the West Charleston location, in home therapy, and school based support, so families who cannot get to the clinic every day have other options for where treatment happens.

Crimson Heights serves three age brackets, from birth through age 5, ages 6 through 12, and ages 13 through 18, covering the full range of childhood and adolescence for ABA services. The listing notes accommodations for autism, developmental delay, sensory processing needs, behavioral support, and early intervention, which matches the therapy focus of the practice.

The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is closed on Saturday and Sunday. It operates year round rather than on a school calendar or seasonal schedule. Services are provided in English.

No pricing information is on file for Crimson Heights, so families should call ahead to ask about session rates, insurance coverage, and whether an assessment is required before therapy begins. For scheduling or questions about which setting fits a child best, the clinic can be reached at (702) 213-4743. More detail on the autism and behavioral health services is available on the practice website.

Parents comparing ABA providers in the Charleston Boulevard corridor should ask directly about caseload size, insurance networks accepted, and how the practice coordinates between center, home, and school based sessions, since the listing does not include those specifics. Because ABA programs typically involve an intake assessment before a treatment plan is written, families new to Crimson Heights should ask what documentation, such as a diagnosis or referral, is needed before that first appointment can be scheduled.