Autism-experienced sensory-friendly venues in Baltimore, MD
These 3 practices describe their autism care or accommodations on their own websites. None has confirmed it with us yet. Each card shows where its details came from.
“Autism-experienced” means the practice told us, or its own website says, that it works with autistic patients or offers accommodations. It isn’t a specialty claim. Nobody can pay to appear here or to rank higher. How we verify
B&O Railroad Museum
Sensory-friendly venues
Baltimore, MD
New-patient status unknown
Their website mentions: Sensory kits or headphones to borrow · Wheelchair accessible
From their websiteRead from the practice’s website. Not confirmed by the practice or by us. · 4107522490 (opens a phone call)
Baltimore Zoo
Sensory-friendly venues
Baltimore, MD
New-patient status unknown
Their website mentions: Sensory kits or headphones to borrow · Social stories or visit guides provided
From their websiteRead from the practice’s website. Not confirmed by the practice or by us. · 4103966620 (opens a phone call)
Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry
Sensory-friendly venues
Baltimore, MD
New-patient status unknown
Their website mentions: Wheelchair accessible
From their websiteRead from the practice’s website. Not confirmed by the practice or by us. · 4107060600 (opens a phone call)
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