At Bridging the Gap Psychological Services, our mission is to address the critical gap in service delivery for families seeking timely autism evaluations and other psychological evaluations. We recognize the challenges posed by long waitlists and delays in accessing essential services. 

Founded by Dr. Aaron White, who has successfully reduced wait times over the past three years, our practice is dedicated to streamlining the evaluation process for autism and other psychological conditions. By providing prompt, accurate assessments and fostering strong collaborations with community providers, we ensure that families can swiftly transition into the support services they need. 

Our goal is to eliminate barriers to care and offer a seamless path to essential resources, empowering families and enhancing the well-being of every individual we serve.

In the Omaha Metro area, waitlists for autism evaluations can extend from 8 months to over a year due to the high demand and the rising prevalence of autism spectrum disorder nationwide. This significant delay can be challenging for families, especially when early intervention is crucial for children with autism.

This pressing issue is the driving force behind the name "Bridging the Gap Psychological Services." Our mission is to bridge the gap between the current long waitlists and the urgent need for timely evaluations. At Bridging the Gap, we are dedicated to minimizing these wait times to ensure that families can access autism evaluations swiftly and efficiently.

For the past three years, Dr. Aaron White has successfully maintained shortened wait times. We are committed to continuing this trend, aiming to schedule evaluations as quickly as we can upon the initial contact with our practice. Following the evaluation, we strive to complete and deliver the evaluation report within one to three weeks, depending on health insurance authorizations.

Our focus on reducing wait times helps families get the essential evaluations they need and quickly move into necessary services. Early intervention is vital for effective support and development, and we are here to ensure that families can access these critical services without unnecessary delays.