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Diagnosis and therapy for autistic adults
Autism care designed by leading experts and self-advocates
Autism specialized
We focus specifically on working with autistic adults, ensuring that our clinicians are deeply familiar with common autistic experiences.
Neurodiversity affirming
We celebrate the differences in the way people think, and we take a strength-based approach to help our clients achieve their goals.
Personalized support
We build our services around you as an individual, recognizing that not everyone will want or require the same kind of support. It’s your life - we're here to help with what you think matters.
Clinically validated
Our intervention protocols build on over 30 years of peer-reviewed research and developed in collaboration with faculty from Yale and Northwestern. We employ validated, evidence-based approaches and standardized outcome measures to ensure efficacy.
In addition to serving as Prosper Health’s Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Loftin is on faculty in the psychiatry departments at Northwestern University and Yale University. She is also on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders.
Ari Ne’eman is a disability rights activist and researcher who co-founded the Autistic Self Advocacy Network in 2006. He is also a PhD candidate in Health Policy at Harvard University.
Dr. Loftin is on faculty in the psychiatry departments at Northwestern University and Yale University and on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders.
Ari Ne’eman is a disability rights activist and researcher who co-founded the Autistic Self Advocacy Network in 2006. He is also PhD candidate in Health Policy at Harvard University.
Why Prosper?
We’re more than just clinicians – we’re part of the community
More than 1 in 3 of our clinicians are neurodivergent, and 4 in 5 have a close connection to neurodivergence, either personally or through family
Frequently asked questions
What is Prosper Health?
Prosper Health is the first telehealth provider focused exclusively on autistic and neurodivergent adults. We are affirming and strength-based, and adapt our care specifically for autistic adults! All of our services are provided virtually via telehealth, and we accept most major insurances! Whether you are seeking a diagnosis for the first time or are looking for ongoing therapy, we would love to support you and help you achieve your goals.
What types of conditions do you support?
Our support is individualized based on your needs, but we commonly help people with the overlap of autism, neurodivergence, and any of the following: anxiety and depression, trauma/PTSD, processing and understanding a late diagnosis, autistic burnout, executive functioning challenges, social or relationship difficulties, life transitions and/or entering adulthood, sensory management, emotional regulation, and more.
What’s the difference between an assessment and therapy?
If you don’t have a diagnosis yet and would like to go through our assessment process, we offer assessments with licensed psychologists in your state who specialize in diagnosing autistic adults. Each psychologist is specifically trained to recognize autism in subtle and difficult-to-identify cases.
If you are autistic, identify with autistic traits, or want to work with someone who specializes in neurodivergence, we offer ongoing support through therapy with therapists specialized in working with autistic adults. At Prosper, we take an adapted approach to therapy that is modified specifically to meet the unique needs of autistic adults. Our therapists can work with you to meet your goals. A prior diagnosis is not needed to begin therapy.
Can you tell me more about therapy with Prosper?
We offer ongoing support through therapy with therapists specialized in working with autistic and neurodivergent adults. At Prosper, we take an adapted approach to therapy that is modified specifically to meet the unique needs of autistic adults. Our therapists can work with you to meet your goals. A prior diagnosis is not needed to begin therapy.
We’ll aim to match you with a therapist that meets your preferences (e.g., identity, gender, etc.). During your first session or two, the therapist will want to learn more about your background and goals. In subsequent sessions, you and your therapist can work together to figure out a treatment approach that works best for you.
Are you in-network with my insurance?
As of August 2025, we currently accept the following insurance plans: Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Oscar, Oxford, and United in the following states: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Please note:
In Michigan and Pennsylvania, we are unable to accept Cigna for therapy services.
In Wisconsin, we do not accept Cigna for either therapy or assessments.
We are continuously working to expand our insurance options to help make care more accessible.
If you are not covered by these insurance plans, self-pay options are available:
Therapy sessions: $125 per session
Assessments: $950 for the complete process, conveniently split into three separate payments of $316.67 each
Is a virtual autism diagnosis trustworthy?
Our virtual autism assessment was built from the ground up for adults—unlike the ADOS, which was designed for children at in-person clinics—our approach uses adult-validated tools and telehealth best practices grounded in the latest psychological research. By eliminating the need for multiple specialist visits, we deliver the same diagnostic rigor at a far lower price point and with no compromise on quality.
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