Services Providers

Conditions treated - autism/aspergers’s, genetic conditions associated with autism, other neurodevelopmental conditions, depression, anxiety, OCD and ADHD

Provides behavioral consultation, treatment, and counseling for children with autism and other developmental disorders.

Provides developmental screening and assessment, and clinical consultation in child and adolescent psychiatry, clinical psychology, pediatrics, behavioral and developmental pediatrics, pediatric neurology, genetics, and other related areas

Provides psychiatric, psychological and behavioral therapies.

BayCare Behavioral Health specializes in helping children and adults with mental health issues including anxiety disorders like phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and more.

Provides a residential treatment facility with an integrated nonpublic Seriously Emotionally Disturbed/Learning Handicapped (SED/LH) school component for emotionally disturbed children. The program enables children to be socially competent by teaching social skills and resolving emotional and behavioral problems so the child can return to his/her family or a foster home

Home health services, personal care services and hospice care

Respite to parents and other primary care givers of people of all ages with developmental disabilities.

Respite providers work in the home, or in the community, with people under 22 years of age.

Respite staff members and their clients participate in a variety of activities. The program is completely client focused and the respite staff will work on goals that the family has set.

As a Regional Center vendorized respite agency, FCSN offers in-home respite services based on parents’ requests. If there is a need for parents to take a break, we will send qualified workers to their homes to care for the disabled member of the family. We ensure that the child or adult is supervised and assisted with self-care tasks as needed.

Golden Valley Home Care (GVHC) provides in-home respite care for developmentally disabled children and adults through San Andreas Regional Center (SARC), and the Department of Developmental Services (DDS).