Welcome Care provides autism support in the Bronx for children on the spectrum. We coordinate ABA therapy, OPWDD enrollment, and in-home caregiving. Our team travels directly to your home, so you never have to manage this alone.
Welcome Care is based in Brooklyn and has served New York families since 2003. We don’t have a walk-in office in the Bronx, but our care coordinators work directly with families throughout the borough at home.
Call or fill out a short form to get started | 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235 | Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Welcome Care provides autism support in the Bronx for children on the spectrum. We coordinate ABA therapy, OPWDD enrollment, and in-home caregiving. Our team travels directly to your home, so you never have to manage this alone.
Welcome Care is based in Brooklyn and has served New York families since 2003. We don’t have a walk-in office in the Bronx, but our care coordinators work directly with families throughout the borough at home.
Call or fill out a short form to get started | 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235 | Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Licensed since 2003 NYS Department of Health licensed |
Multilingual staff Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Chinese, Creole, and more |
In-home care Our team comes to you |
Some families need help scheduling therapy. Others are stuck partway through an OPWDD form. Many need both, along with a caregiver who understands their child’s routine. A generic package rarely fits a real family’s actual week.
We usually start with ABA therapy, since communication and independence skills tend to build fastest with steady sessions.
From there, we help with OPWDD enrollment, including the paperwork it needs. We also connect families with home health aides. We can train a relative or close friend, so your child is cared for by someone familiar rather than a stranger.
Services families often combine include:
Every family’s mix looks a little different, and that’s by design. Some only need help with one piece, like the OPWDD paperwork. Others need everything running at once. We build the plan around whichever situation actually fits.
Our Pediatrics and OPWDD Special Needs page shows how these pieces fit together once your child is enrolled. According to NIMH, autism spectrum disorder varies widely in how it presents. That’s part of why a coordinated plan tends to work better than one generic service handed to every family the same way.
The borough is home to a wide mix of communities, and many families here handle OPWDD paperwork in a second language. That makes an already slow process even slower. Small mix-ups tend to add up over time until they cause a real setback.
A missed form can delay a child’s services by months. This usually happens when nobody explains what’s needed before a form gets rejected outright. Our team speaks the languages local families actually use. That helps us catch problems before they cause a delay instead of discovering them weeks later.
According to CDC, early and consistent support tends to lead to better outcomes for children on the spectrum. That makes those delays costly in ways families don’t always notice right away. The effects tend to show up gradually rather than all at once.
Families across Fordham, Riverdale, Pelham Bay, and Parkchester also juggle school meetings, therapy waitlists, and long work schedules. There’s little room left for extra phone calls or paperwork nobody explained clearly the first time. A team that already understands this makes a real difference, especially for parents managing more than one child’s needs at once.
Some families reach out after trying to manage everything alone for months. Others call the moment a diagnosis comes in, before they’ve even had time to process it. Either way, we start from wherever your family already is, without asking you to catch up first.
Getting started usually takes one short call, not a stack of forms. Most families are surprised how fast the first steps move once they begin, especially compared to what they expected going in.
Call our office or fill out a short form. We ask a few basic questions first, like your child’s diagnosis and current needs. That way your first real talk isn’t spent on background details, and we already have a head start before we speak with you directly about what comes next.
We explain what a Care Coordination Organization actually does. Most families have never worked with one before. There’s no jargon here, just a plain explanation of what to expect at each stage of the process ahead of you and your family.
We tell you exactly what records you need before you submit anything. This keeps your case moving instead of stalling on a form nobody flagged early. We flag anything that looks incomplete before it becomes a real problem down the line for your family to sort out later.
Many families would rather have someone their child already knows. We can train a relative or close friend through our HHA Training School. That way your child isn’t adjusting to a stranger on top of everything else changing at once. Even after services begin, we stay involved if anything needs to shift down the road. That might mean more hours, or a different kind of support altogether.
Call (718) 232-4850. We’re based in Brooklyn, and our team travels directly to homes throughout the Bronx.
Welcome Care has served New York families since 2003. We’re based in Brooklyn, but our care team works directly in homes across the borough. You’re not asked to travel anywhere to get support, and nothing about that changes the level of care your family receives.
Our staff speaks Russian, Hebrew, Urdu, Chinese, Spanish, and more. Nothing gets lost in translation during an already stressful time, which matters most when a form or a deadline is on the line.
ABA therapy, OPWDD paperwork, and home health aides all run through one care team. You’re not repeating your child’s story to five different people, and nothing falls through the cracks between departments that don’t talk to each other.
Welcome Care has been licensed by New York State for more than two decades. Our team already understands what local families are dealing with day to day, from paperwork to caregiving.
Our guide to autism support at home gives families practical strategies to use between visits, so progress continues even on the days a caregiver isn’t there.
Call (718) 232-4850 or fill out a short form on our site. We’ll ask about your child’s needs and schedule a first conversation with our team, no office visit required.
No. Welcome Care is based in Brooklyn, but our care coordinators and caregivers work directly with Bronx families in their homes. You won’t need to travel to us.
Welcome Care doesn’t have a walk-in office in the Bronx. Instead, our care coordinators and caregivers travel directly to your home. We currently work with families across:
Business Hours
Monday through Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Call (718) 232-4850 | 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235 | Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Disclaimer: Welcome Care is based in Brooklyn and serves Bronx families through in-home visits; we do not maintain a walk-in office location in the Bronx. The content on this page is intended for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical or diagnostic advice. Eligibility for OPWDD, ABA therapy, or home health aide services depends on individual evaluation and applicable program requirements.
With offices across Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx, Manhattan, and Nassau, our team is here to help families get started with care.
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