Clear assessments.
Tailored Insights.
About Hive
Flexible
Flexibility means you get exactly what you need. Opt for a targeted assessment, a comprehensive evaluation, or something in between—tailored to your child's unique needs.
Transparent
At Hive, we believe in transparent pricing with no surprises. Enjoy fixed rates and clear, upfront costs—simple and straightforward.
Proactive
At Hive, we shift from reactive to proactive with our Hive Approach. We don’t just answer your questions—we anticipate needs and deliver tailored plans to support your child’s growth from the start.
Vision
To empower families to unlock their child’s full potential.
Values
Teamwork. Excellence. Community.
Teamwork
Children experience best outcomes when their team of caregivers and providers work together with collaboration and transparency
Excellence
We are committed to continuous improvement and the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of our work, striving to deliver the highest quality of evidence-based care.
Community
We aspire to actively engage with and contribute to the broader community, collaborating with other organizations and stakeholders to promote mental health and well-being for children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
The Hive Approach
Moving identification and intervention from reactive to proactive.
FAQs
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We currently do not accept insurance but you can pay using your health savings account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA).
Some insurers reimburse for evaluation services, but others may require a ‘prior authorization.’ Additionally, evaluations that we consider to be clinically relevant may not be considered medically necessary, and insurance will not cover these assessments.
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You do not need a physician referral to get services from Hive Child Development.
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We can assess for all neurodevelopmental disorders, including Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD), Global Developmental Delay, Language Disorders, and Specific Learning Disorders. We also assess for anxiety, mood (i.e., depression), and behavioral disorders.
See our testing capabilities page for more details.
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No. IEPs, or Individualized Education Programs, are written, implemented, and governed by your child’s school. Part of the processes to obtain an IEP involves the school’s multidiscipliary team (M-Team) completing an evaluation of your child’s strengths and challenges. Your child’s evaluation at Hive may inform the school’s evaluation, and we frequently complete the same, or similar, testing. Hive providers are eager to collaborate with your child’s school to ensure they are receiving the best supports possible.