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UCP of Central Arizona

Compassionate care from certified clinicians

HQ
Phoenix, AZ
FOUNDED
1952
TEAM SIZE
201-500 employees
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§01 · Overview

About UCP of Central Arizona.

UCP of Central Arizona provides Applied Behavior Analysis therapy services for children and adults with autism spectrum disorder. Based in Phoenix, AZ, the organization employs Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians to deliver center-based, home-based, and school-based ABA therapy.

§02 · Approach

How UCP of Central Arizona works.

United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central Arizona (UCP of Central Arizona) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and developmental delays. Founded in 1952, it has served as one of Arizona's oldest private health and human service organizations, operating from its headquarters in Phoenix.

The organization operates five core program areas: Pediatric Therapy services including speech, occupational, physical, and feeding therapy for infants through age 12; an Early Learning Center serving children ages 6 weeks to 5 years; Early Intervention services (Arizona Early Intervention Program) for ages 0–3; Home and Community Based Services including respite care, habilitation, and attendant care; and Day Treatment and Training programs for adults with disabilities.

UCP of Central Arizona impacts the lives of nearly 3,000 people with disabilities annually through its comprehensive service delivery model. The organization employs licensed and certified clinicians and support professionals to provide center-based, home-based, and community-based interventions tailored to individual needs and developmental goals.

With a mission centered on enabling individuals with disabilities to achieve independence and community participation, UCP of Central Arizona remains committed to expanding access to quality therapeutic and supportive services across the greater Phoenix area.

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§07 · Around the web

76 Google reviews · 4.7 avg.

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  • Kira Krajewski
    5 months ago

    We’ve had such a wonderful experience at UCP / Early Learning. The teachers are caring, patient, and truly invested in each child’s growth. My child has learned so much—both academically and socially. We’re so grateful for everything this school and staff have done for not only my child but our entire family!

  • m iris
    5 months ago

    I am extremely disappointed with my experience with this preschool and feel compelled to share this for other parents, especially those with children who have disabilities. Earlier this year, my daughter and I toured the school and had a very positive initial experience. We discussed her needs in detail, including the fact that she uses a wheelchair and were advised by the service coordinator, Jasmine, that she would likely need an aide in the classroom. I was fully on board with this and eager to move forward with enrollment for May. From that point on, the communication and follow-through completely broke down. I was contacted by someone from the preschool regarding obtaining an aide but was told my daughter would need to qualify for long-term care. After following up with my DDD service coordinator, I was informed that my daughter does not qualify and has already been denied multiple times. I relayed this information back to the preschool staff member, who then stopped communicating altogether. No follow-up, no guidance, nothing. I then reached out to the main service coordinator at the preschool, who told me she would look into the situation and follow up with me. She never did. After waiting about a month with no communication, I called the school myself, only to find out she had gone on maternity leave and would not return until July. This was never communicated to me, despite the fact that she knew we were planning to enroll my daughter in May. Even more concerning, I was told that there were no notes in my daughter’s file and that no one else at the school, including the director, knew anything about her case or how to proceed. I was essentially told to wait until July because no one else knew how to navigate the DDD system or assist us. As a result of this lack of communication, organization and accountability, my daughter lost her opportunity to attend preschool as planned. This has also directly impacted our family, as I had to step away from my full-time job and now have to scramble to find alternative arrangements for her therapies and care. For a school that works with children who may require additional support, this level of disorganization is unacceptable. Parents rely on clear communication and follow-through, especially when coordinating services like aides and therapy. Unfortunately, this experience has been the opposite. I would strongly advise other parents, particularly those with children who have special needs, to ask detailed questions about communication, case management and backup support before committing to this program because they are very quick to drop the ball here.

  • J. Begalke (#SuperFastRacing)
    8 months ago

    Wonderful facility and people. The Zero G robot is very cool. Love the new Baby G, a world first! Thank you for what you do. - Dr. Jason J. Begalke #BabyG #SuperFastRacing #ShareHope 🌻

  • Cindy Mittlestadt
    last year

    My daughter Tricia attended a first-ever UCP of Southcentral AZ Prom Event in Scottsdale. Any opportunity to dress up fancy schmancy and meet new friends is her forté. To boot she said she watched a marriage proposal. Thank you UCP for special night out!

  • Staff.Theresa Ginty
    2 years ago

    I have used the services from UCP for 15 years, for both of my children. I have always been very happy with the providers I have. I also love my coordinator , Tammy who always attends my kids home meetings.

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UCP of Central Arizona is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ.