Autism treatment services provider Hopebridge is adding three new Indiana locations by fall.
A second therapy center is coming to the Fort Wayne area, and a seventh center is coming to the Indianapolis area, a location in Broad Ripple, the company said. Meanwhile, the Merrillville center has relocated to a new building.
The centers provide a range of services to families with children living with autism, including behavior analysis, pediatric therapy, school-readiness, socialization opportunities, parent education and help navigating insurance options. The facilities include gyms, playrooms and classrooms.
Each center employs board-certified behavioral analysts, registered behavior technicians, clinical psychologists and other industry professionals. Hopebridge said it expects to create more than 100 new jobs at the three locations.
The new Fort Wayne center will be at 5511 Coventry Lane. The new Broad Ripple center will be at 2620 Kessler Blvd. E Drive, Suite 105. The new Merrillville center is at 8409 Merrillville Road.
Indianapolis-based Hopebridge was founded in 2005 and now operates nearly 100 centers in 10 states.