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.
NYS DOH Licensed Serving New York families since 2003 |
Multilingual Team Russian, Hebrew, Urdu, Chinese, Spanish, and more |
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In-home care Caregivers visit your home across Queens |
Every child on the spectrum needs a plan built just for them. Some families need help scheduling therapy. Others are stuck partway through an OPWDD form. Many need both, plus a caregiver who understands their child’s routine. A generic package rarely fits a real family’s actual week.
We start with ABA therapy in most cases. 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 even train a relative or close friend so your child is cared for by someone familiar.
Services families often combine include:
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, which is part of why a coordinated plan works better than a single generic service.
Rego Park, Forest Hills, and Elmhurst are home to large Bukharian, Russian, South Asian, and Latino communities. Many parents here handle OPWDD paperwork in a second language. That makes an already slow process even slower, and small misunderstandings tend to add up over time until they become 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. Our office speaks the languages these families use every day. According to CDC, early and consistent support tends to produce better outcomes, which makes those delays costly in ways families don’t always see right away.
Local families also juggle school meetings, therapy waitlists, and work schedules. There’s little room left for extra phone calls. A team that already gets this makes a real difference, especially for parents with more than one child to manage. We try to be the one call that actually moves things forward instead of adding another task to the list.
Some families come to us after trying to handle everything on their own for months. Others reach out the moment a diagnosis comes in. 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 before that first conversation.
Call our Rego Park 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 next steps.
We explain what a Care Coordination Organization actually does. Most families have never worked with one before. There’s no jargon and no guessing about what comes next, just a plain explanation of what to expect at each stage of the process ahead of you.
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 deal with 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 in their routine and daily life. Even after services begin, we stay involved if anything needs to change down the road.
Call (718) 669-7788. Our office is at 95-20 63rd Rd, Suite E, Rego Park, NY 11374.
Welcome Care has provided home care across New York since 2003. Our Queens office holds the same standard as the rest of our team. Families get one point of contact instead of juggling separate agencies. That tends to be the biggest relief in the first few weeks after reaching out for help.
Our Rego Park 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 run through one care team. Nothing gets passed between departments that don’t talk to each other, so you’re not repeating your child’s story to five different people.
Welcome Care has been licensed by New York State for more than two decades. Our local team already knows what Queens families are dealing with day to day, from paperwork to caregiving.
Our guide to autism support at home gives Queens families practical strategies to use between visits, so progress continues even on the days a caregiver isn’t there.
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 based in Queens.
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, based on what other Queens families have gone through.
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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