Attendant Care Autism Services

Angelique Colster 

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8 months ago

Care should be based on the whole community in which it serves and not selective. Quality of care, effectiveness and true heart felt work is based on the reach, consideration and effort put into each child. Greatness isn’t based on selectivness it’s the desire to produce results and show care with many families. Attendant Care does not have this philosophy nor does attendant care, care to adopt this philosophy, their approach is based on technicalities and favoritism in a field where families are at the mercy for help to imp... read more

Tierra Wakefield 

on Google

8 months ago

My children attend Attendant Care, and I can’t say enough amazing things about the staff! They’ve been absolutely phenomenal with my kids. Whenever I have a question or concern, Roohie always responds quickly and professionally — she and the staff truly goes above and beyond. I’m so grateful for this facility and the incredible team behind it. My children have made so much progress here, and I wholeheartedly recommend Attendant Care to any family in need of quality services. Thank you all for the love and care you show every... read more

Shanice Barretton 

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9 months ago

My grandbaby attended this Center. I do not recommend this place they only care about enrollments and not about the children, the children are just a number to them in which they can discard whenever they feel like it, the BCBA Kay Rothwell is a very heartless and inconsiderate person who should not be in a position of serving families. She is not fit to play a role where families are desperate to improve the quality of their children lives because she doesnt care just paid to be in a position she doesnt have the soft skills... read more

Onthegoumi LifeTravelDance 

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9 months ago

Attendant Care Autism is an organization that is figuring things out as they go. Be prepared to have a change of tenchincians working with your children with no notice other than finding out during pickup and drop-off, be prepared to not have the who use to work with your child before the sudden transition not speak to you or your child, be prepared to have the person who you have parent meetings with with switch up at a moment's notice and lastly be prepared to receive different information on the do’s and dont’s but follow... read more

Krista Skodack 

on Google

3 years ago

I worked at Attendant Care Autism Services- Westland for a year and it was honestly a great experience! I learned so much and was completely supported by my supervisor while there. The center is clean and the staff truly cares about the outcomes each child is striving for. They are knowledgeable and compassionate about their job and it shows.