County resource guide

Autism Resources in Mason County, Illinois

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

Mason County is home to Havana, Manito, and Easton in central Illinois along the Illinois River. Mason County School District 506 provides special education services. This rural county has limited local autism providers; families typically travel to Peoria or Springfield. IDHS's Central region administers the DD waiver, and the Family Resource Center on Disabilities provides free IEP advocacy to all Illinois families.

Provider directory

Local Providers19 providers in Mason County

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Diagnostic clinics

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

Lincoln · multi-county

Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital — Logan County

Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Lincoln is Logan County's primary medical facility. Developmental pediatrics and autism diagnostic referrals connect Logan County families to SIU Medicine in Springfield or Carle Health in Champaign for comprehensive autism evaluations in this central Illinois county named for the 16th President.

Petersburg · multi-county

HSHS St. John's Hospital Springfield — Menard County Developmental Referral

Menard County families in Petersburg access autism evaluation referrals through Springfield specialists, primarily HSHS St. John's or SIU Medicine (~20 miles southeast). Petersburg is the county seat and Menard County is Abraham Lincoln country — New Salem State Historic Site preserves Lincoln's early life here.

Ages 0–18(217) 544-6464

Springfield (~20 miles southeast) is the primary evaluation hub for Menard County families.

Virginia · multi-county

HSHS St. John's Springfield — Cass County IL Developmental Referral

Cass County families in Virginia and Beardstown access autism evaluation referrals through HSHS St. John's or SIU Medicine in Springfield (~45 miles east). Beardstown on the Illinois River is known for its meatpacking industry and significant immigrant community. Bilingual evaluation resources may be important here.

Ages 0–18(217) 544-6464

Springfield (~45 miles east) is the primary evaluation hub. Beardstown has significant Spanish-speaking population — ask about bilingual evaluators.

Pekin · multi-county

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital — Autism & Developmental Pediatrics (Tazewell)

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital of Illinois in Peoria provides comprehensive autism evaluations and developmental pediatric services for Tazewell County families. Pekin and Morton, Tazewell's largest cities, border Peoria County — OSF is within 10–20 minutes for most Tazewell residents.

Ages 0–18(309) 655-2000

Canton · multi-county

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital — Developmental Pediatrics (Fulton County)

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital in Peoria provides comprehensive autism evaluations and developmental pediatric care for Fulton County families. Canton, the county seat, is about 30 miles southwest of Peoria — OSF is the practical referral destination for comprehensive assessment.

Ages 0–18(309) 655-2000

Havana · multi-county

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital — Developmental Pediatrics (Mason County)

OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital of Illinois in Peoria is the primary regional referral destination for Mason County families seeking comprehensive autism evaluations. Havana, the county seat, is about 40 miles southwest of Peoria, making OSF the most accessible multi-disciplinary evaluation center.

Ages 0–18(309) 655-2000

Early Intervention (0–3)

Free services for children under 3 under IDEA Part C.

Lincoln · multi-county

Illinois Early Intervention — Logan County

Illinois Early Intervention provides free birth-to-3 developmental services and autism-related EI supports for Logan County families in Lincoln, Illinois. State-coordinated EI providers serve this central Illinois county between Springfield and Bloomington-Normal.

Havana

Illinois Early Intervention — Mason County

Illinois's Part C Early Intervention program serving infants and toddlers with developmental delays in Mason County. Home-based services reach families in Havana and throughout this central Illinois county along the Illinois River.

Ages 0–3Accepting new patients(800) 323-4769

FREE under IDEA Part C.

ABA therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis therapy — typically requires insurance authorization.

Pekin · multi-county

ABA Therapy of Illinois — Peoria Region (Tazewell County)

ABA Therapy of Illinois provides center-based and in-home ABA therapy for children with autism in Tazewell County. Proximity to Peoria means Tazewell families have access to center-based services in addition to in-home therapy. Accepts Medicaid and private insurance.

Ages 0–21(309) 762-9000

Petersburg · multi-county

Centria Autism — Central Illinois (Menard County)

In-home ABA therapy for Menard County children near Petersburg. BCBA-supervised programming accepting most commercial insurance and Illinois Medicaid. Families can also access Springfield-based ABA centers.

Ages 2–21(877) 755-3227

Illinois requires commercial insurance to cover ABA therapy.

Canton · multi-county

Centria Autism — Peoria Region (Fulton County)

Centria Autism provides in-home ABA therapy for children with autism in Fulton County, with therapists traveling to Canton and surrounding communities. In-home delivery is prioritized for families who cannot commute to Peoria for center-based care. Accepts Medicaid.

Ages 0–21Accepting new patients(844) 947-4747

Havana · multi-county

Centria Autism — Peoria Region (Mason County)

Centria Autism's Peoria regional network extends ABA therapy services to Mason County through in-home and telehealth models. Families in Havana access in-home services without the full commute to Peoria for center-based care. Accepts Medicaid.

Ages 0–21Accepting new patients(844) 947-4747

Parent & family support

Parent groups, sibling programs, and family peer support.

Lincoln · multi-county

Autism Society of Illinois — Central Illinois (Logan County)

The Autism Society of Illinois connects Logan County families in Lincoln, Illinois with virtual peer support and statewide resources. Online programming serves families in this central Illinois county between Springfield and the Bloomington-Normal metro.

Havana · multi-county

Autism Society of Illinois — Peoria Network (Mason County)

The Autism Society of Illinois connects Mason County families to the Peoria-area autism support community. Havana families access peer support, family events, and resource navigation through this statewide organization's central Illinois programming.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients

Canton · multi-county

Autism Society of Illinois — Peoria-Fulton Network

The Autism Society of Illinois connects Fulton County families to the Peoria-area autism support community. Canton-area families access peer support groups, family events, and resource navigation through this statewide organization.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients

Pekin · multi-county

Autism Society of Illinois — Peoria-Tazewell Chapter

The Autism Society of Illinois provides Tazewell County families with support groups, family events, and resource navigation through the Peoria-area autism community. Pekin and Morton residents are well-positioned to access the vibrant central Illinois autism network.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients

Advocacy & legal

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

Virginia · multi-county

Family Resource Center on Disabilities — Cass County IL

Illinois's federally funded PTI providing free IEP advocacy and family support for Cass County families. FRCD has multilingual resources important for Beardstown's significant Spanish-speaking community navigating special education.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients(312) 939-3513

FREE. Federally funded PTI serving all Illinois counties. Multilingual resources available.

Lincoln · multi-county

Family Resource Center on Disabilities — Statewide (Logan County)

Illinois's federally funded PTI provides free IEP advocacy by phone and virtually for Logan County families in Lincoln, Illinois. A key remote resource for families in this central Illinois county navigating Illinois special education.

Havana

Family Resource Center on Disabilities — Statewide (Mason County)

Illinois's federally funded PTI provides free IEP advocacy, training, and individual support for Mason County families navigating special education rights and autism-related services in central Illinois.

Ages All agesAccepting new patients(312) 939-3513

FREE. Federally funded PTI.

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