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The Early Autism Evaluation (EAE) Hub system, a program of Indiana University School of Medicine established in 2012 and generously supported by Riley Children’s Foundation, is a statewide network of community primary care physicians and clinicians (PCP) with specialized training in autism diagnosis for children 14-48 months of age. Our mission is to improve access to early autism evaluations and provide connections to life-changing interventions and community resources that support optimal child development and family wellbeing. The EAE Hub system is now the largest known primary care system of autism diagnosis in the US with more than 20 sites representing numerous health systems.
We partner with primary care teams to accomplish our mission through key drivers of care:
- Train diverse community clinicians in autism diagnosis and care management
- Provide longitudinal support to care teams through a monthly learning collaborative
- Maintain a repository of training materials and resources to support care delivery
- Use quality indicator data to drive system refinements and quality assurance
- Advocate across statewide systems for policies that support care of autistic children