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About Autism Friendly Care

A free directory of healthcare practices that work with autistic patients. Each listing shows the accommodation details families need before they book.

Who is behind this

Autism Friendly Care is built by a sister and brother. That is the whole team.

Sabinne Goreski has an autistic son. Finding doctors who would accommodate him meant calling office after office and asking the same questions.

Her brother Joshua is a developer. They built this so no family has to start those calls from scratch.

Why this exists

Families need to know more than a practice’s address and specialty.

They need to know whether the staff have worked with autistic children, and what the office can accommodate. Headphones during a cleaning, or the first appointment of the day.

Practice websites rarely say. So we ask, write the answers down, and record who told us.

How a listing gets here

Every listing starts as a public record from the national provider registry. That is the bare minimum: a name, an address, a specialty.

A listing becomes enriched when we add detail from the practice or its own materials.

It becomes verified when we confirm those details with the practice directly.

Each listing shows which of those it is, and when it was last checked. See exactly what each level means.

Not reported is not the same as not offered

If a practice told us they do not offer something, the listing says so. If nobody has asked yet, the listing says that instead.

Those are different facts and we never merge them. A blank means nobody has asked yet.

How this is paid for

The directory is free for families and always will be. There are no ads and no advertising trackers.

Practices can pay to show more photos on their profile. That is all a payment changes.

Paying never changes where a practice appears in your results, and never affects whether it shows as verified.

The code that orders results cannot see whether a practice pays. It was built that way on purpose.

Things we will not do

  • No star ratings. We do not average families into a number out of five. We describe practices. We do not score them.
  • No selling of rank or verification. Neither is be bought.
  • No claiming more than we checked.We say “works with autistic patients”, not “specializes in autism”, unless that is the practice’s own board certification.
  • No selling your data. Not to practices, not to anyone. See the privacy policy.

Getting in touch

Questions, corrections, or something that looks wrong: help@autismfriendlycare.com.

Is a listing about your own practice wrong? Tell us and we will fix it. You do not need to claim the profile first.

Our accessibility statement says how this site is tested, and what is not done yet.