Guide
Nevada Medicaid can support access to behavioral health and autism-related services for eligible members. Crimson Heights accepts Medicaid in Nevada and operates clinics in Mesquite, Henderson, Las Vegas, and Overton/Logandale. Benefits still must be verified for the exact plan and service.
Overview
Nevada clinics offer outpatient mental health therapy, child and teen therapy, family therapy, occupational therapy, ABA and in-home ABA, intensive outpatient (IOP), and psychological testing. Adult residential support is Utah-only. ADSD Developmental Services pathways discussed on this site are Supported Living Arrangement (SLA) and ATAP. Programs run Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM (Henderson from 9 AM to 6 PM), with Saturday appointments available.
Overview
ADSD Developmental Services works through regional centers—Rural Regional Center (RRC) for Mesquite and Moapa Valley/Overton, and Desert Regional Center (DRC) for Las Vegas and Henderson. Medicaid coverage and ADSD authorization are separate questions; intake helps sort which pathway applies.
FAQ
Yes. Medicaid is accepted in Nevada. Plan-specific coverage and authorization are confirmed during benefits verification.
No. ATAP is an ADSD-funded autism treatment pathway for eligible children under age 20. Some families use Medicaid, ATAP, or both depending on authorization.
Mesquite, Henderson, Las Vegas, and Overton/Logandale. Each clinic page lists the local number for SMS intake.
Youth day treatment and PHP are confirmed at every Utah clinic. Ask intake which daytime or IOP options fit a Nevada youth.
Member ID, plan name, date of birth, and the service you are requesting (for example ABA, outpatient therapy, or testing). Text the preferred clinic to begin.
