Early and elementary childhood
Ages 2–9
Early communication, play and social interaction, daily routines, regulation, and school-readiness skills.
Who we serve
Ages, settings, and what we can confirm today.
Crimson Heights supports children, teens, young adults, and adults in clinic, home, and community settings, with licensed clinician oversight and published payer verification steps.
Accepting referrals immediately
Accepting referrals immediately at every clinic
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.
Intake leadership maintains this status and updates the website whenever referral capacity changes.
Fastest answer
Text with the age, the general service, the preferred location, and the setting you have in mind. Intake can confirm current openings before any private information is shared.
Ages served
Five age bands, from age two through adulthood
Age bands organize how goals, sessions, and caregiver involvement are planned. Every clinic serves all five age bands; individualized assessment determines which service, goals, and intensity are clinically appropriate.
Late childhood
Ages 10–12
Peer relationships, emotional regulation, school participation, self-management, and independence at home.
Adolescence
Ages 13–17
Coping skills, executive functioning, social participation, safety skills, and family collaboration.
Young adults
Ages 18–32
Independent living skills, work or education routines, self-advocacy, and community participation.
Adults
Ages 33 and older
Daily living skills, regulation, community participation, caregiver collaboration, and maintaining gains over time.
Care settings
Clinic, home, and community
Setting is a clinical decision made with the individual and caregivers. Clinic, home, and community settings are available through every clinic, then matched to assessed goals, consent, safety, travel area, and plan requirements.
In clinic
Structured sessions at a licensed Crimson Heights clinic.
Clinic sessions suit goals that benefit from a predictable environment, prepared materials, and direct clinician access. Available clinic space and schedules differ by location.
In home
Support inside the routines where skills are actually used.
Home-based support targets everyday routines such as mornings, mealtimes, homework, hygiene, and evening transitions, with caregiver participation built into the plan. Home service depends on the clinical plan, travel area, and staffing.
In the community
Practice in real settings once it is clinically appropriate.
Community sessions extend skills to stores, parks, appointments, transportation, work, or school-adjacent settings when the plan, consent, and safety review support it.
Clinical oversight
Licensed clinicians plan and supervise care
Licensed Behavior Analysts
Behavior-analytic assessment, treatment planning, supervision, and progress review.
- Complete or oversee behavior-analytic assessment and goal selection
- Write and revise the treatment plan with the individual and caregivers
- Supervise the staff delivering direct sessions
- Review measured progress and adjust goals and intensity
Licensed Mental Health Therapists
Individual, family, and group therapeutic services within each clinician's licensed scope.
- Complete clinical intake and ongoing clinical assessment
- Provide individual, family, or group therapy as indicated
- Coordinate with behavior-analytic and medical providers when consent allows
- Maintain documentation and the treatment plan for therapy services
How access works
Five steps, and who owns each one
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.
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Text with the basics
Intake
Share the general service you are asking about, the person's age, the preferred location, and whether clinic, home, or community support is needed. No private health records are needed for this first call.
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Confirm benefits and authorization requirements
Revenue cycle
Using the insurance card and policyholder details, the team verifies active benefits, network status for the requested service, authorization requirements, and expected member responsibility.
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Review clinical fit and required documentation
Clinical operations
A licensed clinician reviews the request and explains what is needed before an assessment, which may include referral information, a diagnostic evaluation, or prior records depending on the service and the health plan.
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Schedule assessment and complete consent
Clinical operations and intake
Assessment is scheduled with a licensed clinician, and consent, privacy notices, and caregiver participation expectations are reviewed before the assessment begins.
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Authorize and begin care
Revenue cycle and clinical operations
The clinician's plan and measurable goals are submitted for authorization where required, then sessions are scheduled in the approved setting with a named supervising clinician.
Common questions
Direct answers about ages, settings, and availability
What ages does Crimson Heights serve?
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.
Does Crimson Heights serve adults with autism?
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.
Does Crimson Heights provide in-home services?
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.
Who supervises care, and how can I verify their credentials?
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.
Is Crimson Heights accepting new clients right now?
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.
Does Crimson Heights accept insurance?
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.
What do I need for the first call?
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.
Does every Crimson Heights location offer every service?
Every published outpatient, day treatment, ABA, therapy, occupational therapy, and in-home service category, every age band, and clinic, home, and community settings are active at every Utah and Nevada clinic. Adult Residential Support is Utah-only. Utah DSPD Certified Residential Support is a Utah pathway. Nevada ADSD Developmental Services works through regional centers; this site discusses Supported Living Arrangement (SLA) and ATAP as the ADSD-related pathways. Licensed Behavior Analysts and licensed Mental Health Therapists supervise care within their scopes. Individual fit, treatment intensity, clinician assignment, benefit authorization, and the treatment start date are confirmed during intake.
What this page does not claim
- Every published outpatient, day treatment, ABA, therapy, occupational therapy, and in-home service category, every age band, and clinic, home, and community settings are 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 ADSD Developmental Services pathways discussed on this site are Supported Living Arrangement (SLA) and ATAP through the applicable regional center.
- The clinically appropriate service, goals, intensity, and setting still depend on individualized assessment and consent.
- A payer relationship in the directory does not confirm coverage, network status, or authorization for a specific request.
- Immediate referral acceptance means intake can begin now; it is not a promise of same-day treatment, a specific session count, weekly intensity, or named clinician.
- Crimson Heights is not an emergency service. Call 911, or call or text 988, when immediate crisis support is needed.
Approval and review
- Accountable approval
- Crimson Heights ownership and executive leadership
- Scope
- Every Utah and Nevada clinic: every published outpatient, day treatment, ABA, therapy, OT, and in-home service; every age band; clinic, home, and community settings; licensed clinician oversight; active payer pathways; and immediate referral acceptance. Adult Residential Support and Utah DSPD Certified Residential Support remain Utah pathways
- Update standard
- The accountable owner updates the listed status whenever services, ages, settings, licensure, payer participation, or referral capacity change.
- Accountable owners
- Clinical operations: Age bands, care settings, supervision model, and assessment scope
- Credentialing and compliance: Licensed clinician types, license and certification verification routes, and facility records
- Revenue cycle: Payer participation, benefit and authorization verification, and member responsibility
- Intake and location operations: Referral acceptance status, response targets, and location-level scheduling
The approved outpatient, day treatment, ABA, therapy, OT, in-home, age, setting, supervision, payer-pathway, and referral facts apply at every Utah and Nevada clinic. Adult Residential Support is Utah-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. These facts do not confirm individual clinical fit, a named clinician, plan-specific coverage or authorization, treatment intensity, or a guaranteed treatment start date. Intake verifies those individual details. Report an inaccuracy.