Helping At-risk Families in Rural Idaho, Eastern Washington
The University of Idaho Child & Youth Study Center has been collaborating with other autism health professionals on Behavior Imaging’s National Institute of Health (NIH) research grant to explore alternative methods of diagnosing autism spectrum disorder earlier, especially for children in underserved and rural areas. The Center will still accept participants into this program from outlying areas […]
Behavior Imaging Honored at White House with the 2015 Tibbetts Award
Maria Contreras-Sweet, Administrator of the Small Business Administration and Javier Saade, the SBA’s Associate Administrator leading its Office of Investment and Innovation with Behavior Imaging founders Ron and Sharon Oberleitner On June 15th, 2015, Behavior Imaging graciously accepted the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 2015 Tibbetts Award in recognition of their exemplary role in Small […]
Behavior Imaging of Boise, Idaho Wins $15,000 at the Autism Speaks-Google Pitch Competition
On March 12th, 2015, Behavior Imaging – a Boise, Idaho based Health and Education Assessment Technology company that provides unique health imaging systems that lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options for behavioral healthcare – won 2nd place, and $15,000 for the development of NODA at the rapid-fire, Google-Autism Speaks “Pitch Playground” competition […]
Reduced Fee for New Autism Diagnostic Service During April Autism Awareness Month
Drawing on his own experience as a father who had to jump through too many hoops and wait far too long to secure an autism diagnosis for his own child, Ron Oberleitner, president and CEO of Behavior Imaging Solutions, developed NODA™, a new autism diagnostic service, to help other parents get answers and services for […]
NODA Autism Diagnosis in the News
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Phoenix New Times – Diagnosing Autism? There’s an App for That!
Phoenix New Times’ Miriam Wasser interviews Ron Oberleitner CEO of Behavior Imaging about the NODA service, now available. “Phoenix just got one step closer to becoming the global center for diagnosing autism after an iPhone app called NODA™ opened to the public yesterday– and no, this has nothing to do with the measles vaccine.” Read the full […]
PHOENIX (CBS5)- SARRC: App-based pilot program can aid in autism diagnosis
CBS 5 – KPHO Read the full story on CBS 5 Arizona News site: http://www.kpho.com/story/27411488/sarrc-app-based-pilot-program-can-aid-in-autism-diagnosis#ixzz3Pxl1nNPR
Phoenix Business Journal – Behavior Imaging considers Valley move with SARRC partnership, pilot program
Behavior Imaging, a Boise, Idaho-based company teaming with Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center in Phoenix, is considering moving its headquarters to the Valley. Read entire article on Phoenix Business Journal’s Website: http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/print-edition/2014/11/21/behavior-imaging-considers-valley-move-with-sarrc.html
Eight PBS, Horizonte – Autism Pilot Program
A new app-based pilot program may help rule out or diagnose autism. Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center Vice President and Director of Research Christopher Smith talks about how the new program will work. View video on PBS Eight’s website: http://www.azpbs.org/horizonte/play.php?vidId=7238#
Phoenix Business Journal – Do you think your child has autism? New program may help provide an answer
Parents who wonder why their infants or toddlers seem to be developing more slowly than other children may have a much quicker answer, thanks to a fledgling partnership between Phoenix-based Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and an Idaho company. Read entire article on Phoenix Business Journal’s Website: http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/blog/health-care-daily/2014/11/do-you-think-your-child-has-autism-new-program-may.html