Autism Screenings

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that an average of 1 in 110 children in the U.S. has an Autism Spectrum Disorder.  One of the priorities of the
Individual’s with Autism and Their Families: Oklahoma Plan is early identification of
children who have an ASD.  During the month of April, several Oklahoma organizations have partnered to offer free autism screenings throughout the state.  If you are
concerned that your child might have an ASD, call one of the organizations below to
schedule an appointment.  For more information, call the Oklahoma Autism Network at 405.271.7476 or 1.877.228.8476 or visit okautism.org.

The Autism Center of Tulsa welcomes the LINK Project to our offices once a month to offer free autism,
developmental, speech and hearing screenings by trained professionals. This service is extended to families with concerns about the development of their children from birth until they turn 6 years old. Call 918.502.4823 or visit
autismtulsa.org. Screenings are free and by appointment only on the following dates:

Monday, April 25th 2011
Monday, May 16th, 2011

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The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Child Study Center, is pleased to announce the Early Access
Autism Project, a new program to increase awareness and identification of autism in young children. To schedule call the Early Access phone line, 405.295.5273.

During Autism Awareness month in April Early Access will be offering free screening throughout the state, including sites in Weatherford, Woodward, Chickasha, Idabel,
Norman, Enid, Ada, El Reno, and Tahlequah.

For more information about additional screening and
awareness activities throughout the year, call us or visit our website: www.EarlyAccessOK.org

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