Axis for Autism, an Arizona-owned and operated clinic, held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday on Tucson's east side, at 5055 E. Broadway Blvd.
The clinic offers evaluations and treatments , as well as therapy designed to help develop communication and social skills in children with autism.
"We're trying to decrease the wait times, we're trying to increase the services that kids are receiving and we are trying to improve the skill sets of the parents that we are working with," says Jessica Reese, VP of Clinical Services at Axis for Autism.
They say the new center will help bring that time down dramatically, and get people into treatment sooner.STAY IN TOUCH WITH US ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
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