Welcome Care provides autism support in Queens for children on the spectrum, combining ABA therapy coordination, OPWDD enrollment guidance, and in-home caregiving under one team. Families across Rego Park, Forest Hills, Elmhurst, and Jackson Heights work directly with our local office rather than a call center.
Our Rego Park office sits just off Queens Boulevard, minutes from the Long Island Expressway. We coordinate care throughout Queens, including Kew Gardens, Corona, and Middle Village.
Welcome Care provides autism support in Queens for children on the spectrum, combining ABA therapy coordination, OPWDD enrollment guidance, and in-home caregiving under one team. Families across Rego Park, Forest Hills, Elmhurst, and Jackson Heights work directly with our local office rather than a call center.
Our Rego Park office sits just off Queens Boulevard, minutes from the Long Island Expressway. We coordinate care throughout Queens, including Kew Gardens, Corona, and Middle Village.
Licensed provider NYS Department of Health licensed since 2003 |
Multilingual staff Russian, Hebrew, Urdu, Chinese, Spanish, and more |
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In-home care Caregivers visit your home across Queens |
Families rarely need just one service. Most are juggling ABA therapy referrals, an unfinished OPWDD application, and the search for a reliable caregiver, often all at the same time. Welcome Care brings these pieces together instead of leaving each one to a separate agency.
Our Queens team handles ABA therapy coordination first, since communication and independence skills tend to build fastest with consistent sessions. From there, we walk families through OPWDD enrollment, including the Front Door access process and the documentation it requires. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, autism spectrum disorder varies widely in how it presents, which is part of why a coordinated plan works better than a single generic service.
Autism support in Queens through Welcome Care typically includes:
Our Pediatrics and OPWDD Special Needs page breaks down how these services connect once your child is enrolled.
Rego Park, Forest Hills, and Elmhurst are home to large Bukharian, Russian, South Asian, and Latino communities, many of whom navigate city systems in a second language. OPWDD paperwork and ABA referrals already move slowly. Add a language barrier, and families can lose weeks waiting on forms that should have taken days.
Welcome Care’s Queens office speaks the languages these neighborhoods actually use day to day. That matters more than it sounds, since a missed form or a misunderstood requirement can delay a child’s services by months. According to the CDC, early and consistent intervention tends to produce better long-term outcomes for children with autism, which makes those delays costly in ways families don’t always see right away.
Reach out if any of this sounds familiar:
Call our Rego Park office or fill out a short form. We collect basic background before your first real conversation, so that call isn’t spent on paperwork.
OPWDD enrollment runs through a Care Coordination Organization, and most families have never dealt with one before. We explain each step in plain language and flag exactly what’s needed before you’re asked for it.
Evaluations, school records, and diagnostic paperwork all factor into eligibility. We tell you precisely what’s required upfront, which is usually the difference between a fast approval and a stalled one.
Many families would rather have someone their child already knows providing care. We can certify a relative or close family friend through our HHA Training School, so your child isn’t adjusting to a stranger.
Call (718) 669-7788. Our office is at 95-20 63rd Rd, Suite E, Rego Park, NY 11374.
We’ve provided home care across New York since 2003, and our Queens office runs with the same standards as the rest of our team. Families get one point of contact instead of separate agencies for therapy, funding, and caregiving.
Our Rego Park staff communicates in Russian, Hebrew, Urdu, Chinese, Spanish, and several other languages spoken throughout Queens.
ABA therapy, OPWDD paperwork, and home health aides are managed by the same care team, not passed between departments.
Welcome Care has been licensed by the New York State Department of Health for more than two decades.
Our guide to autism support at home gives Queens families practical strategies to use between visits.
Call (718) 669-7788 or fill out our contact form. We’ll gather basic information about your child and schedule your first conversation with a care coordinator.
Yes. A documented developmental disability, including autism, is required for OPWDD eligibility. We can help you understand what documentation you’ll need before you apply.
Our office sits at 95-20 63rd Rd, Suite E, Rego Park, NY 11374, just off Queens Boulevard and a short drive from the Long Island Expressway. Families from these neighborhoods reach us easily:
Business Hours
Monday through Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Call (718) 669-7788 | 95-20 63rd Rd, Suite E, Rego Park, NY 11374
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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