Our Autism Treatment Network is a collaboration of medical centers dedicated to providing families with state of the art, multidisciplinary care. The ATN was established to provide a place for families to go for high quality, coordinated medical care for children and adolescents with autism and associated conditions.
Find out more about us, our clinicians and what makes us special
Click the links at left to see what we do, our vision for the future, how to find an ATN location, and even download some helpful tools and other information.
Click here [1] to learn how the ATN, serving as the Autism Intervention Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) [1], is advancing 
[1]autism research and medical practice through funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), made possible by the Combating Autism Act.
Click on the map to find an ATN location.
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Our Major Partners:
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- Science [5]
- Arkansas Children's Hospital / UAMS [6]
- ATN Data Coordinating Center [7]
- Baylor College of Medicine [8]
- Brian Winklosky [9]
- Children's Hospital of Los Angeles [10]
- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia [11]
- Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center [12]
- Clinical Programs [13]
- Columbia University Medical Center [14]
- Combating Autism Act Initiatives [15]
- Daniel Coury [16]
- Danielle Johnson [17]
- Donna Brown [18]
- EMMES Corporation [19]
- James Perrin [20]
- Kayla Williams [21]
- Kennedy Krieger Institute [22]
- Kirsten Klatka [23]
- LADDERS/Mass General Hospital [24]
- Nationwide Children's Hospital [25]
- Oregon Health & Science University [26]
- Rebecca Panzer [27]
- Ruth Danoff [28]
- School of Medicine and The Children's Hospital [29]
- Toronto ATN Site [30]
- Traci Clemons [31]
- University of Alberta and Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital [32]
- University of Colorado Denver [33]
- University of Missouri [34]
- University of Pittsburgh [35]
- University of Rochester [36]
- Vanderbilt University Medical School [37]
- Autism Treatment Network [38]
- Education [39]
