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Cortica Expands to North Texas with 8,400 sq ft Neurodevelopmental Care Center in Plano
Cortica is bringing its Whole-Child Care Model to North Texas with the opening of an 8,400-square-foot center in Plano on February 20. Designed for children ages 2 through 6 with autism and other neurodevelopmental differences, the center will offer comprehensive diagnostic services, ABA therapy, developmental and speech-language therapy, and medical care—all under one roof. Families can tour the facility and attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Mayor John Muns during the grand opening event.
Autism care provider Cortica raises $75M, acquires 2 provider groups in New England, Arizona
Cortica, an autism care provider, has clinched $75 million in a series D round and has acquired autism care provider Springtide Child Development in New England and Melmed Center, a developmental pediatrics clinical and research group in Arizona.
Inc. Female Founders Profile: Dr. Suzanne Goh
Cortica co-founder and chief medical officer, Dr. Suzanne Goh, ranked as one of Inc. Magazines' top Female Founders 200 list for designing the clinical programming for the first whole-child autism care model, which improves patient access, health equity, and clinical outcomes.
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Cortica Expands Autism Care Services with New Plano Center
Cortica is opening an 8,400-square-foot autism care center in Plano, offering personalized services for children up to age 17. Families can tour the facility during the grand opening and ribbon-cutting on February 20 at 4 p.m.
All-in-One Autism Provider Cortica Strikes VBC Deal with Insurer Point32Health.
Cortica and Point32Health Insurance of Massachusetts have teamed up to deliver a transformational whole-child value-based care model for autism to families in Massachusetts.
Cortica CEO: You Don't Need ABA to Solve All of a Child's Problems.
Our CEO and Co-Founder Neil Hattangadi speaks on the optimistic future of ABA care for children with neurodevelopmental differences.
Autism Impact Fund Makes Strategic Investment in Cortica.
Cortica received a strategic investment by the Autism Impact Fund (AIF) which will further enable Cortica to bring its “whole-child” medical and behavioral care model to more families across the country. AIF’s mission is to revolutionize the status quo for diagnosing, treating, and living with autism through a for-profit venture capital model, and Cortica is the tenth company in which AIF has invested.