Early Intervention ABA in Davis County
Serving families across Davis County from our Roy Center — voted #1 in Utah for 6 years running.
5× Best Behavioral/Mental Health Treatment in Southern Utah · Voted #1 in Utah 6 years running · CASP 2026 Platinum Sponsor
The earlier autism therapy starts, the more it changes a child's trajectory — that's the most consistent finding in autism research. Bridgeway's early intervention ABA programs serve toddlers and preschoolers in Davis County, using play-based, naturalistic teaching to build first words, imitation, play skills, and connection.
If you're waiting on a diagnosis, don't wait to talk to us: Bridgeway also performs autism evaluations, so families in Davis County can go from first concern to diagnosis to early intervention inside one organization.
From Clearfield and Layton to Syracuse and Kaysville, Davis County families use our Roy Center as their nearest Bridgeway clinic.
How care is delivered in Davis County
In-Home Available · Telehealth Statewide · Clinic-Based at Roy Center
Your Nearest Bridgeway Center
Roy Center
1858 W 5150 S Suite 504, Roy, UT 84067
Phone: (801) 255-5131 ext. 3
Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am - 7:00pm
Serving: Serving Davis, Weber & Morgan Counties
Why families choose Bridgeway for early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers
Built for little learners
Short, play-based teaching moments woven into games and routines — early ABA looks like play because for toddlers, play is learning.
First words and first connections
Programs prioritize functional communication, joint attention, imitation, and play — the foundations everything else builds on.
Parents are the co-therapists
Caregiver coaching is central at this age, so every bath, meal, and car ride becomes a teaching opportunity.
Diagnosis and therapy under one roof
Our own evaluators can confirm eligibility, so you're not stuck between two waitlists.
Getting started from Davis County
- Share your concerns with our intake team — no formal diagnosis needed to start the conversation.
- Complete an autism evaluation with Bridgeway if your child doesn't yet have one.
- A BCBA designs a play-based early intervention program.
- Begin sessions at home, in the clinic, or both — with heavy parent involvement.
Why Families Trust Bridgeway
5-Time Winner — Best Behavioral/Mental Health Treatment in Southern Utah
In 2026 Bridgeway won the “Best Behavioral/Mental Health Treatment in Southern Utah” award for the 5th time — recognition voted by the Southern Utah community.
Voted #1 in Utah — 6 Years Running
For 6 consecutive years, families and the community have voted Bridgeway #1 in Utah for the services we provide, including ABA therapy, autism evaluations, and children's mental health care.
Platinum Sponsor — CASP 2026
Bridgeway is a Platinum Sponsor of the Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP) 2026 conference, reflecting our commitment to raising the standard of autism care nationally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers in Davis County?
Yes. Bridgeway serves families in Davis County through our Roy Center (1858 W 5150 S Suite 504, Roy, UT 84067), with in-home services available in much of the area depending on staffing, plus telehealth options statewide.
Where is the nearest Bridgeway clinic to Davis County?
The nearest center is our Roy Center at 1858 W 5150 S Suite 504, Roy, UT 84067. Call (801) 255-5131 ext. 3 to schedule.
Is in-home ABA therapy available in Davis County?
Yes, depending on current staffing, Bridgeway offers in-home ABA services for families living in Davis County and the surrounding Davis County area. Ask our intake team about current in-home availability when you call.
Do you take insurance for early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers?
Bridgeway works with most major insurance plans in Utah, including Medicaid options. Our intake team verifies your specific benefits for early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers before your first appointment, at no cost.
How soon can my child start early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers?
Timelines vary with staffing and insurance authorization, but because evaluation, therapy, and psychiatry are all under one roof at Bridgeway, families in Davis County typically move from first call to services faster than when coordinating multiple separate providers.
Why do families in Davis County choose Bridgeway?
Bridgeway has been voted #1 in Utah for our services for 6 consecutive years and in 2026 won “Best Behavioral/Mental Health Treatment in Southern Utah” for the 5th time. We're also a Platinum Sponsor of CASP 2026 — and the only integrated provider in the area combining ABA, mental health, evaluations, and psychiatry in one team.
Do I need a pediatrician referral for early intervention ABA for toddlers and preschoolers in Davis County?
No referral is needed to call Bridgeway — parents can contact our intake team directly. If your pediatrician did hand you a referral for ABA therapy or an autism evaluation, we honor it: share it at intake and we coordinate records with your child's doctor from there.
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