County resource guide

Lincoln County, Georgia

Local providers, school contacts, and support services for autism families in Lincoln County. Georgia statewide resources also apply.

Local providers

10 listed

Diagnostic clinics

Formal autism evaluations by developmental pediatricians, psychologists, or neuropsychologists.

Augusta · multi-county

Augusta University Medical Center — Developmental Referrals (Lincoln)

Autism evaluation referral pathway for Lincoln County through Augusta University Medical Center. Connects Lincolnton families to comprehensive developmental and autism diagnostics in Augusta.

Ages 0–18(706) 721-0211

Augusta · multi-county

Augusta University Medical Center — Developmental Referrals (Wilkes)

Autism evaluation referral pathway for Wilkes County through Augusta University Medical Center. Connects Washington, GA families to comprehensive developmental diagnostics in Augusta.

Ages 0–18(706) 721-0211

Gainesville · multi-county

Northeast Georgia Medical Center — Developmental Referrals (Elbert)

Autism evaluation referral pathway for Elbert County through Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Connects Elberton families to comprehensive developmental and autism diagnostic services in Gainesville.

Ages 0–18(770) 219-9000

Early Intervention (0–3)

Free services for children under 3 under IDEA Part C.

Lincolnton

Babies Can't Wait — Lincoln County

Georgia's Part C Early Intervention program for Lincoln County. Free developmental evaluations and in-home therapy for children under 3 in the Lincolnton area.

Ages 0–3Accepting new patients(706) 359-3233

FREE for eligible children under 3. No diagnosis required.

ABA therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis therapy — typically requires insurance authorization.

Lincolnton

Lincoln County ABA Therapy

Applied behavior analysis therapy for children with autism in Lincoln County. Home-based ABA services in the Lincolnton area with Medicaid and private insurance billing.

Ages 2–18

Parent & family support

Parent groups, sibling programs, and family peer support.

Elberton · multi-county

Autism Society of Georgia — Elbert County Support

Parent support and resource connection through the Autism Society of Georgia for Elbert County families. Connected to northeast Georgia and Augusta-area programming.

Ages All ages(404) 255-0199

Lincolnton · multi-county

Autism Society of Georgia — Lincoln County Support

Parent support and resource navigation through the Autism Society of Georgia for Lincoln County families. Access to Augusta-area programming and statewide advocacy resources.

Ages All ages(404) 255-0199

Washington · multi-county

Autism Society of Georgia — Wilkes County Support

Resource navigation and parent support through the Autism Society of Georgia for Wilkes County families. Connected to Augusta-area programming and statewide advocacy resources.

Ages All ages(404) 255-0199

Advocacy & legal

Legal advocates, special education advocates, and disability rights organizations.

Atlanta · multi-county

Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities — Lincoln County

Statewide advocacy and systems change organization supporting individuals with developmental disabilities including autism in Lincoln County. Connects families to policy, advocacy, and self-advocacy resources.

Ages All ages(404) 657-2107

Atlanta · multi-county

PEACH — Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Happiness

Georgia's federally funded PTI center. Free IEP advocacy and special education rights training for Wilkes County families in Washington and surrounding rural communities.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients(404) 761-2745

FREE. Federally funded PTI.

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