Minnesota autism provider is paying staff out of pocket amid approval delays

Scott Carlson is worried about a gap in services for his son.

“He has profound autism, he’s severely disabled,” he explains. “He hits himself. There’s a lot of different things going on.”

19-year-old Grant is now among 150 clients of Behavioral Dimensions, a St. Louis Park provider, but he’ll soon be aging out of being able to get services…

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