# Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) > Official Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) business agent. Continuum Behavioral Health, also named Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance, provides… ## Ask it a question Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/autismspectrumalliance. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_autismspectrumalliance and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) The Colorado Clinical Director named on both the Denver and Colorado pages is Kelly Ho, MS, BCBA. The site states she completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Mississippi and her master's degree in Behavior Analysis at the University of North Texas, and that she has worked with children, adolescents and adults across in-home, school, clinic and residential settings. The Denver page refers to the clinicians who travel for sessions as "our BCBAs and RBTs." No individual licence numbers, certification numbers or a staff roster for the Colorado office are published. On schools, the Denver page states: "Most Denver families work with Denver Public Schools. We also coordinate with Cherry Creek School District, Aurora Public Schools, and Adams 12 Five Star Schools. We participate in IEP meetings as outside providers and align home programs with each district's behavior plan." The Colorado page adds Jeffco Public Schools. The published mission is "to collaborate towards discovering the best way to ensure each individual's right to meaningful participation within their community, and most of all, to assist every learner in reaching their highest potential." This is one location of a multi-state organisation. The Locations menu lists Virginia, Colorado, Delaware (Newark and Dover), Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Washington DC; a separate organisation-wide page carries a marketing figure of "17 States and Growing," which the menu listing does not match. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/denver/ ## What Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) does Continuum Behavioral Health, which the site also names Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance, lists five services for its Colorado location on the Denver page: In-Home ABA, Clinic-Based Services (at Lakewood), Telehealth Services, Parent/Caregiver Support, and Social Skills Groups. The page states that the Colorado office "has delivered ABA therapy to families living in Colorado since 2012" and that the Colorado location "provides both in-home and clinic-based services to meet the needs of our clients." The page is explicit about where the work happens: "We don't have a separate office inside Denver city limits; our BCBAs and RBTs drive into Denver neighborhoods for home sessions, with parent training and supervision via secure telehealth." The clinic-based sessions take place at the Lakewood office rather than in Denver. The organisation-wide ABA Services menu also lists Standardized Assessments and Counseling, but the Denver page itself does not name those among the services available from the Colorado location. The site does not publish prices, cost, rates or fees for any of these services, does not publish session lengths or a weekly schedule, and does not publish what a particular child would receive. Those are questions for the office. Anyone asking about services, cost, a quote or booking an appointment should contact the Colorado office directly on 720-937-7895, or the main line 877-504-4141. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/denver/ ## Where Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) works The Denver location page lists the areas served for in-home sessions. Under "Where We Serve" it states that the Lakewood-based team travels into these Denver neighborhoods: Central Denver — LoDo, Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek, Park Hill, Washington Park, Highlands; West and northwest — Berkeley, Sloan Lake, Wash Park, Mar Lee; East and adjacent metro — Stapleton, Aurora, Centennial, Englewood; Northern metro — Westminster, Wheat Ridge. For families outside the metro area the page names Castle Rock, Aurora and Colorado Springs, and says continuity is kept "through telehealth caregiver coaching and remote supervision" rather than in-home visits. The separate Colorado location page describes the same team's wider service area as "families across the Denver metro and Jefferson County, with in-home sessions throughout Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Golden, and the south metro." There is no office located in Denver itself. The office address is in Lakewood, described on the Denver page as "about nine miles west of downtown Denver." The site does not publish travel fees, mileage charges or any area-based pricing, and does not publish whether a specific street address falls inside the service area — the office confirms that. To ask about a particular location or neighbourhood, phone 720-937-7895. Lists Leesburg, Vienna, Newark, Alliance, Aurora, Castle Rock, Denver, and Lakewood as a location. Names Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Texas as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/denver/ ## Prices No prices are published. Across the Denver page, the Colorado location page, the In-Home ABA page and the Clinic-Based services page, the site gives no price, no cost figure, no hourly or session rates, no fees, no package prices and no price ranges. There is no published estimate or online quote tool, and no fee schedule. The site does not publish anything a person could use to work out a cost themselves either: it does not state session length, the number of sessions in a programme, or an assessment fee. Any figure quoted to a family has to come from the office, not from the website. The site also does not publish how much of a programme is covered, what a family would owe, or any funding or eligibility position — questions about coverage, benefits, authorisations and what a family pays are handled by the office and are not answered on the page. The Colorado page directs families to "Contact your local office to learn more about available services, insurance coverage, authorizations, and intake paperwork." To ask about pricing, cost, rates, fees or to request a quote or estimate, contact the Colorado office on 720-937-7895 or email kho@autismspectrumalliance.com. The main phone number is 877-504-4141. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/denver/ ## How Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) works with clients The Colorado location page publishes a six-step "Pathway to Services" that describes how a family starts: - Contact Us — "Contact your local office to learn more about available services, insurance coverage, authorizations, and intake paperwork." 2. Intake — "Your Consultant will schedule an initial intake meeting to discuss your family's needs and review medical history." 3. Assessment — "Your Consultant will conduct an individualized assessment that includes behavioral observations, skills assessments, and writing a comprehensive and individualized treatment plan." 4. Caregiver Training — "You will be assigned a Caregiver Support Specialist who will provide ongoing caregiver support and training throughout your services." 5. Treatment Services — "Your Consultant and treatment team will provide one-on-one therapeutic services to address your family's unique needs." 6. Ongoing Analysis — the learner's progress is reviewed by the Consultant and updated as needed. The organisation-wide services page states that "ABA therapy requires a confirmed ASD diagnosis from a medical doctor (MD) or psychologist (PhD)." The site does not publish how long any step takes, how long the wait is between contact and intake, availability, or whether a particular family would be taken on. It publishes no booking calendar. The first step is contacting the office: phone 720-937-7895, email kho@autismspectrumalliance.com, or use the Contact Us form. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/locations/colorado/ ## Hours and contact The Colorado office address published on the site is 7220 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 100, Lakewood, CO 80235. The Denver page gives the same street as "7220 W. Jefferson Avenue" and places it about nine miles west of downtown Denver. Contact details published for the Colorado office: phone 720-937-7895, fax 703-348-3267, email kho@autismspectrumalliance.com. The site-wide contact line is 877-504-4141 and the general email address is contact@autismspectrumalliance.com. There is also a Contact Us page carrying an enquiry form, and a "Get Help Today" button in the site header. The organisation's headquarters address, listed in the footer of every page, is Continuum Behavioral Health, 8230 Leesburg Pike, Suite 740, Vienna, VA 22182. That is a separate address from the Colorado office and is not where Denver-area services are run from. Opening hours are not published. The site gives no days open, no office hours, no appointment times and no telehealth hours anywhere on the Denver page, the Colorado page or the Contact Us page. It also gives no booking calendar and no online scheduling: to book, schedule an appointment or ask when the office is open, a family contacts the office by phone, email or the enquiry form. Source: https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/locations/colorado/ ## What Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) has not published yet These are things people ask Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance (Denver) that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - insurance coverage or funding eligibility - recommended hours or intensity of therapy - clinical outcomes, progress or improvement - whether a child qualifies or is a good fit - diagnosis, waitlist times or appointment slots - staff licence or certification numbers Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.autismspectrumalliance.com/denver/