Resource
Nevada families often hear ATAP and SLA in the same conversation. They are different ADSD-related pathways. This article keeps the language plain so caregivers know whom to call and what Crimson Heights can deliver when authorized.
Overview
ATAP funds autism treatment for eligible children under age 20 with a qualifying diagnosis. ABA may be delivered in home and/or clinic with family involvement when ATAP authorizes it. ATAP staff manage referrals and authorizations.
Overview
Supported Living Arrangement helps eligible people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities live in community settings with authorized staff support. It is not assisted living. Services appear in the Person Centered Plan after regional-center eligibility.
Overview
RRC covers Mesquite and Moapa Valley/Overton. DRC covers Las Vegas and Henderson. Crimson Heights clinical services remain available at every Nevada clinic whether or not ADSD funding is involved.
FAQ
Possibly across a lifespan or household, but they serve different purposes and age rules. The Service Coordinator and ATAP staff clarify what applies.
No. Medicaid is a separate payer. Some people use more than one system when rules allow.
No. Regional centers and ADSD decide eligibility. Crimson Heights discusses service delivery after referral or authorization.
For ATAP ABA questions, text the Las Vegas or Henderson clinic. For SLA, work with DRC and then contact the clinic about clinical supports.
