Everything went well. The approach was very oriented to his needs. This was the first time we were asked questions about his needs. They really cared about him having autism.

It’s just obvious that the staff has either received training or that they are really serious about adapting their care to make kids more comfortable.

They really, really tried. I was almost surprised how they tried to augment the care because he was on the spectrum. It was unexpected, but very nice at the same time.

They really did take my input and put it into practice. When it came back and it was reassured to me that they used it and it worked wonderfully, they seemed appreciative. They were grateful for it.

We were in a quiet room to start out with, where we got to stay and wait… Which was great. It was just less stimulation. It was perfect.

The nurse who came in first got all the info from us, was really thorough, very kind. She was great. She seemed very comfortable working with an autistic child. When she came in she addressed him, she didn’t put herself in his face or make eye contact or anything, even though those things are okay with him. But she checked with me first to see if those things were going to be okay. So that was great!