HelpCare Children's Center

HelpCare Children's Center, at 2295 Renaissance Dr, Suite D in Las Vegas (89119), provides Applied Behavior Analysis therapy and related services for children and teens with autism, ages 0 to 18 with brackets listed as 0-3, 4-12, and 13-18. Its programs include ABA Therapy, Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI), Social Skills Groups, Parent Training, a School Readiness Program, and Diagnostic Services, covering both direct therapy for the child and training and support for parents.

The center is marked as special needs friendly, with accommodations listed including behavioral therapy and ABA, autism early intervention, early intervention for ages 0-5, developmental delay programs, emotional and behavioral support, special education support, inclusive programs, and sensory-friendly programming. That range of accommodations points to a center built specifically around autism and developmental services rather than general childcare.

Hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM and again from 4:00 to 7:00 PM, with the center closed Saturday and Sunday. That split schedule likely reflects two therapy blocks in a day with a gap in between, which families should ask about directly when scheduling sessions. The center operates year-round.

The listing notes individualized treatment plans and that insurance is accepted, which matters for a therapy-based service like ABA where session costs can be significant. Price range is listed in the highest of PlayPivot's tiers, consistent with intensive one-on-one behavioral therapy services. No scholarship or trial offer information is recorded. Programs are conducted in English.

Families interested in a diagnostic evaluation, EIBI, or ongoing ABA therapy can call (725) 234-3251 or visit autismtherapylasvegas.com to ask about current openings and how insurance is applied to treatment plans. PlayPivot categorizes HelpCare Children's Center under Special Programs & Adaptive, specifically Special Needs General, reflecting its focus on autism-specific therapy rather than general childcare or recreation. This is a clinical service, so families should treat scheduling and insurance questions as something to confirm directly with the office rather than assume from the directory listing alone.