For providers, schools & families
Refer a child to ABLE Kids
Thank you for thinking of us. We accept referrals from pediatricians, psychologists, diagnosing clinicians, schools, early intervention programs, and case managers across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Our Outreach Team reviews every referral and follows up directly with the family.
Send referrals to
(706) 842-5340
Fax is the secure route for referral paperwork.
Monitored during business hours, Monday–Friday.
What to include
The more of this you can send with the referral, the faster we can verify benefits and get the family scheduled.
Child's name & date of birth
Parent or guardian contact
Name and the best number to reach them on.
Referring provider details
Name, practice, and a callback number.
Diagnostic report, if available
ADOS, DSM-5 evaluation, or equivalent.
Insurance information
Including Medicaid or TRICARE.
Services requested & preferred location
ABA, Speech, OT, or a combination — and the city that works for the family.
What happens next
You won't be left wondering where the referral landed.
Step 01
We confirm receipt
Our Outreach Team logs the referral and acknowledges it back to your office.
Step 02
We verify benefits
We check insurance coverage and options, so the family isn't chasing paperwork.
Step 03
We reach out to the family
We contact the parent or guardian to schedule intake, and coordinate with you if further records are needed.
Questions about a referral?
Our Outreach Team can talk through eligibility, coverage, or availability at a specific location before you send anything.
706.842.5330
Please don't send protected health information through the website contact form. Fax is the secure route for anything patient-identifying.
No diagnosis yet?
Families don't need a diagnosis in hand to start a conversation with us.
Free autism screener
A confidential five-minute, evidence-based screener families can complete at home, with clear next steps at the end.
Testing & diagnosis
Our team helps guide families to the expert clinical diagnosis that's right for their child.