Autism Resources in Camp, Texas

Pittsburg

CHRISTUS Mother Frances — Pittsburg & Tyler Referrals

Camp County families in Pittsburg access diagnostic referrals through CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital in Sulphur Springs or directly to UT Health East Texas in Tyler (~55 miles south). Tyler is the primary comprehensive autism evaluation hub for the East Texas region.

Pittsburg is approximately 55 miles from Tyler. Telehealth intake appointments at UT Health East Texas can reduce early travel requirements.

Mount Pleasant · multi-county

Titus Regional Medical Center — Developmental Referrals

Titus Regional Medical Center in Mount Pleasant is the primary hospital for Titus County and serves surrounding Northeast Texas counties. Developmental pediatric concerns are screened and referred to Texarkana (Bowie County, 60 miles east) or Tyler (Smith County, 80 miles south) for comprehensive autism evaluations.

Mount Pleasant is a regional hub for NE Texas. For full autism evaluation, Texarkana (60 mi) or Tyler (80 mi) are the primary destinations.

Mount Pleasant · multi-county

Texas Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) — Titus County

Texas ECI services for infants and toddlers 0–3 in Titus County. Free developmental evaluations and early intervention in the home and community for children at risk for autism or developmental delay.

ECI is FREE for all eligible Texas children 0–3. Call 1-800-628-5115 to start a referral.

Pittsburg

Texas ECI — Camp County (Region 8)

Texas ECI through the Region 8 service area provides free early intervention for children birth to 3 in Camp County. Home-based speech, OT, and developmental services are delivered by a coordinated ECI team. Referrals accepted from any source.

FREE for eligible children. Region 8 ESC coordinates ECI services for this area.

Mount Pleasant · multi-county

BlueSprig Autism — Mount Pleasant / Titus County

BlueSprig extends ABA services to Titus County through in-home delivery from their East Texas network. BCBA-supervised programs. Accepts most commercial insurance and Texas Medicaid. Northeast Texas is underserved — contact BlueSprig's East Texas locations for availability.

In-home ABA may be primary for rural Titus County. Texas ABA insurance mandate applies.

Pittsburg

Region 8 ESC — Camp County Special Education Support

Education Service Center Region 8 in Mount Pleasant (just 18 miles from Pittsburg) supports Camp County ISDs with special education consulting, autism program support, and behavioral intervention resources. ESC is among the most accessible regional supports for Camp County families.

Region 8 ESC is in Mount Pleasant, just 18 miles from Pittsburg — one of the closest ESC hubs to Camp County.

Mount Pleasant · multi-county

Autism Society of Texas — Northeast Texas (Titus County)

Community support and resource navigation for autistic individuals and families in Mount Pleasant and Titus County. Connected to the statewide Autism Society network and Northeast Texas provider landscape.

Pittsburg

Autism Society of Texas — Northeast Texas Network

Camp County families connect to the Autism Society of Texas through Northeast Texas networks. Pittsburg's proximity to Mount Pleasant and Tyler makes both city-based support groups accessible. Online statewide resources supplement limited local offerings.

Check AST's website for current events in the Mount Pleasant and Tyler areas — both are within easy driving distance of Pittsburg.

Pittsburg

Partners Resource Network — Texas PTI

Partners Resource Network supports Camp County families with free IEP advocacy, IDEA rights education, and one-on-one guidance for navigating special education. Bilingual advocates available. Camp County's proximity to the Region 8 ESC in Mount Pleasant also gives families access to ESC parent resources.

FREE. Region 8 ESC also has parent engagement resources in Mount Pleasant that complement PRN services.

Mount Pleasant · multi-county

Texas Parent to Parent (TxP2P) — Titus County

Statewide PTI connecting Titus County families to peer mentors, IEP coaching, and disability resources. Free for all Texas families — particularly valuable in rural Northeast Texas.

Federally funded PTI — no cost to families.