A SENSORY INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILDREN
More about HUes ATL
Purpose
Purpose
Purpose
To help children with developmental challenges overcome obstacles in learning and achieve developmental milestone goals.
Mission
Purpose
Purpose
To provide a safe and effective learning environment that assists children with special needs by providing resources essential to sensory, physical, cognitive, and social skill advancement.
Values
Purpose
Values
We value integrity, quality, diversity & inclusion, and FUN!
What to know before you go
Admissions Guidelines
NOTE: Hues ATL is not currently open for admission
Hues ATL provides developmental support services to children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), specified developmental challenges, and infants with early suspected developmental challenges.
You must pre-register online or complete registration at the center prior to admission to the center. You will be asked to show proof (evaluation documents or discharge visit summary) of a confirmed diagnosis or a documented suspected developmental delay diagnosis from your child’s primary care physician or psychologist. These documents will not be copied or kept on file at Hues ATL, but the diagnosis will be noted in the child’s registration file. Your child’s diagnosis information is protected under HIPAA and will not be disclosed to any persons that are not on Hues staff or to third parties.
The sibling of a registered child at Hues ATL, is welcome to register as a family support member and use the center while accompanying the associated, registered child and must always be with the accompanying parent.
Parents are required register and to sign a waiver of liability for every child including siblings that are requesting admissions to the center.
Admission to Hues is not recommended for or may be declined if a child has a severe diagnosis of the following: ASD, psychological/mental developmental delay, or disruptive behavior.
Hues ATL physical play equipment may not be accommodating to children that are wheelchair bound or with severe poor muscle tone; however, there are several developmental learning activities that are easily accessible by wheelchair. Children in wheelchairs must always be accompanied by a parent.
For additional information about admissions, please contact Hues ATL.
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