Crescent Academy Inc -

Crescent Academy Inc provides ABA therapy for children with autism and developmental delays, ages 0 to 18, at 2550 Nature Park Dr Suite 180 in North Las Vegas, zip code 89084. The age brackets, 0 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18, structure services from early childhood intervention through the teenage years, and programs offered include comprehensive ABA therapy, focused ABA therapy, early intervention ABA, parent training, in-clinic ABA, and in-home ABA.

Offering both comprehensive and focused ABA tracks gives families a choice depending on how many skill areas a child's treatment plan needs to address, and offering both in-clinic and in-home therapy means families can choose the setting based on their child's needs and their own schedule. The clinic features clinic-based therapy rooms, individualized treatment plans, and parent training as core amenities.

Crescent Academy is listed as special needs friendly, with accommodations covering autism spectrum disorder support, developmental delay support, individualized therapy, behavior management, skill development, parent training, and early intervention. This depth of accommodation detail suggests a practice built specifically around ABA and related developmental therapy rather than general education services.

The office is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and closed Saturday and Sunday. It operates year round. Services are offered in English. Pricing, scholarship availability, and payment method details are not specified in this listing, so families should ask directly about insurance billing and any available financial assistance.

For questions about intake, choosing between comprehensive and focused ABA therapy, or in-home versus in-clinic sessions, call Crescent Academy Inc at (702) 202-2567.

Offering focused ABA as a separate track from comprehensive ABA gives families a lighter-touch option when a child's treatment plan targets a narrower set of skills rather than a full comprehensive program, which can be a meaningful distinction when discussing options with an insurance provider or case manager. As with most ABA practices, actual start dates typically depend on completing an assessment first, so families should ask about current intake timelines when they call.