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Every Crimson Heights clinic serves ages 2 through 9, 10 through 12, 13 through 17, 18 through 32, and adults 33 and older. The clinically appropriate service, goals, and intensity depend on individualized assessment.

Yes. Crimson Heights serves young adults ages 18 through 32 and adults 33 and older. Adult support commonly focuses on daily living skills, regulation, self-advocacy, work or education routines, and community participation.

Yes. Clinic, in-home, and community settings are active at every Crimson Heights clinic. The setting used for an individual is chosen with the individual and caregivers based on assessment, goals, consent, safety, and plan requirements.

Licensed Behavior Analysts oversee behavior-analytic assessment, planning, and supervision, and licensed Mental Health Therapists provide therapy services within their licensed scope. Ask intake for the supervising clinician's name and credential, then verify it directly through the certification and state licensing lookups published on this page.

Every Crimson Heights clinic is accepting new autism, behavioral health, mental health, and outpatient therapy referrals immediately. Immediate referral acceptance means intake can begin now; it is not a promise that treatment starts the same day. Assessment, clinical fit, clinician assignment, scheduling, and benefit authorization still determine the treatment start date.

Yes. Crimson Heights works with commercial plans, Medicare pathways, school and agency funding, and Medicaid in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado, plus Utah DSPD, Nevada ADSD, and Arizona DDD. Those relationships apply across every Crimson Heights clinic (clinics are in Utah and Nevada). A listed relationship is not proof that one plan covers one service, so active benefits, exact network status, authorization, and member responsibility are verified before care begins.

The general service you are asking about, the person's age, the preferred location, and the care setting you have in mind. Insurance details are needed for benefit verification, and the team will explain the approved secure way to share the insurance card, records, or other private information.

Every published outpatient, day treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), ABA, therapy, occupational therapy, and in-home service category is active at every Utah and Nevada clinic. Adult Residential Support is offered through Utah locations only. Utah DSPD Certified Residential Support is a Utah pathway. Nevada's counterpart is ADSD Developmental Services through regional centers (RRC or DRC by clinic area), with Supported Living Arrangement (SLA) and ATAP discussed as the ADSD-related pathways on this site. Individual fit, authorization, clinician assignment, and the treatment start date are confirmed during intake.

Yes. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is a published Crimson Heights service line and is offered through every Utah and Nevada clinic. IOP provides structured outpatient care with several sessions per week and often sits between Day Treatment/PHP and standard outpatient therapy. Intake confirms clinical fit, schedule, authorization, and the treatment start date.

No. Crimson Heights Behavioral Health (Crimson Heights, LLC) provides ABA therapy directly, supervised by Licensed Behavior Analysts, and mental health therapy supervised by Licensed Mental Health Therapists, for children through adults across its Utah and Nevada clinics. It is a separate organization from Utah Behavior Services and from Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare.

Yes. Psychological testing is available at every Crimson Heights clinic and includes mental health evaluations, autism testing, and evaluations for adult residential support when a level-of-care placement requires one. See /psychological-testing or text your nearest clinic to request an evaluation.

Day Treatment and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) are distinct daytime program levels published on /day-treatment. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is a structured outpatient pathway with several sessions per week, published on /intensive-outpatient, that often sits between day treatment/PHP and standard outpatient therapy. Standard outpatient therapy is less intensive weekly care. Youth day treatment and PHP run at every Utah clinic; IOP and outpatient pathways run at every clinic. Intake confirms which level fits.

Yes. Adults ages 18–32 and 33+ can access adult ABA, outpatient therapy, IOP, and PHP through every clinic. Utah clinics also discuss adult residential support and DSPD pathways when relevant. See /adult-behavioral-health and the young adult SSI guide.

Yes. Arizona DDD families can be served in clinic and in home through Crimson Heights. There is no Arizona clinic address on this website—care is delivered through Utah and Nevada clinics and approved in-home settings. See /insurance/arizona-ddd and verify benefits with intake.

Text your nearest clinic and share that you are changing providers. Intake can discuss records transfer, authorization, and scheduling. Crimson Heights provides ABA directly at every clinic.

See /licensing-and-accreditation for CARF-accredited programs, USBE certification language, and where services run today. You can also use /verify for official website and location checks.

Yes. Crimson Heights serves young adults ages 18–32 and adults 33 and older, in addition to children and adolescents. Adult behavioral health, adult residential (Utah), and DSPD certified residential (Utah) pathways are published on this site.

DSPD is Utah's Division of Services for People with Disabilities. Crimson Heights publishes Certified Residential Support as its Utah DSPD-focused adult residential pathway. See the DSPD Services in Utah page. Nevada's counterpart is ADSD Developmental Services through regional centers—see Nevada Developmental Services.

Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) Developmental Services is Nevada's state program for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. It works through regional centers: Rural Regional Center (RRC) for Mesquite and Logandale/Overton, and Desert Regional Center (DRC) – Nevada ADSD for Las Vegas and Henderson. This website discusses Supported Living Arrangement (SLA) and ATAP as ADSD-related pathways. See the Nevada Developmental Services page.

Our clinics: Cedar City, Utah ((435) 383-4535); Kanab, Utah ((435) 705-7574); St. George, Utah ((435) 705-7574); Salem, Utah ((435) 703-6750); Mesquite, Nevada ((702) 344-2613); Henderson, Nevada ((702) 637-1570); Las Vegas, Nevada ((702) 213-4743); Logandale, Nevada ((702) 623-8040). The organization main line is (435) 705-7574 in St. George, Utah.

Every Crimson Heights clinic is accepting new autism, behavioral health, mental health, and outpatient therapy referrals immediately. Use the referral hub at /make-a-referral for the online referral form, phone, text, fax ((435) 249-7010), and partner resources. Families can also start care online, or text the preferred clinic directly.

Crimson Heights works with commercial plans, Medicare pathways, school and agency funding, and Medicaid in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado, plus Utah DSPD, Nevada ADSD, and Arizona DDD. Those relationships apply across every Crimson Heights clinic (clinics are in Utah and Nevada). A listed payer relationship is not proof of coverage. Active benefits, exact network status for the requested service and location, authorization requirements, and member responsibility are verified before care begins. Browse the insurance and funding guide for the listed payers.

Crimson Heights Behavioral Health (Crimson Heights, LLC) is a behavioral health organization that provides ABA therapy directly and mental health therapy for children through adults across its Utah and Nevada clinics. Its official website is crimsonheightsbh.com. It is not affiliated with Crimson Heights Health and Wellness Suites, the skilled nursing facility in Humble, Texas, that operates crimsonheights.com. It is also a separate organization from Utah Behavior Services and from Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare. Crimson Heights is also not Utah Behavior Services or Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare. Crimson Heights provides ABA directly and serves children through adults across its Utah and Nevada clinics.

No. Residential settings are private. This website explains pathways and clinic contact points only.

Hours are Monday–Friday, 9 AM–6 PM, with Saturday appointments available.. Text the specific clinic to confirm current hours before visiting.