Autism Biomed Center

Autism Biomed Center in Henderson works with children and teens on the autism spectrum, offering Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, play therapy, social skills training, and parent training. The practice is located at 2225 Village Walk Dr Suite 270 in the 89052 zip code and operates year round.

The center identifies itself as special needs friendly and lists a long set of accommodations, including autism friendly recreation, ABA and behavioral therapy, sensory processing therapy, early intervention services for ages 0 to 5, developmental delay programs, sensory friendly programs, and emotional and behavioral support. Families are grouped into three age brackets rather than one general range: 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18, which suggests the clinic tailors its therapy approach to toddlers, school age children, and older teens separately.

Two amenities are noted in the record: individualized care plans built around each child's assessment, and parent education so caregivers can carry therapy strategies into the home. The listing also mentions comprehensive assessments as part of how families get started, which typically means an intake evaluation happens before a treatment plan is set.

Hours vary through the week. Monday runs 9 am to 3 pm, Tuesday runs 9 am to 5 pm, and Wednesday through Friday the center is open 10 am to 6 pm. It is closed Saturday and Sunday. No pricing information is included in this record, so families should call ahead to ask about session rates, insurance billing, and whether a sliding scale or payment plan is available, since none of that is confirmed here.

The listed language of service is English. There is no rating or review count yet in this record, so recent parent feedback is not available through this listing. For questions about intake, scheduling, or which therapies are the right fit for a specific child, call (702) 616-4001 or visit autismbiomedcenter.com.

This is a clinical therapy provider rather than a drop-in activity, camp, or recreational class, so it is best suited to families looking for structured medical and behavioral support for a child on the autism spectrum rather than a general enrichment program.