As You Are

04/16/2026

What if autism evaluations were designed around families—not systems? 💙

That’s exactly what Dr. Tracy Burton, our Chief Medical Officer, talks about in this episode of Parenting on the Spectrum.

From easier access to more thoughtful care, this conversation is all about what it looks like to truly support families through the diagnostic journey.

✨ Because getting answers shouldn’t be hard.

🎧 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/e5r47afp

04/16/2026

Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tracy Burton, recently joined the Autism Resource Project podcast to talk about one of the biggest challenges families face today: access.

From evaluations to treatment options, the path forward isn’t always clear—or timely.

This conversation dives into what families are experiencing and what needs to change.

🎧 Listen here: https://autismresourceproject.org/podcast/

Our podcast features conversations with experts and individuals, offering insights on research, therapy, education, and personal stories of success.

04/07/2026

Autism Awareness Month is a time to reflect on how far we’ve come—and how far we still have to go.

Awareness has opened the door.
But families need more than awareness.

They need:
• Access to diagnosis and treatment providers
• Clear next steps
• Support they can trust

This month, we’re celebrating progress—while continuing to push for better access for every family, no matter where they are in their journey.

04/06/2026

Big news for Florida families 💙

As You Are is now in-network with Humana in Florida!

That means if your child needs an autism evaluation, you may now have easier, more affordable access to care—without long delays or out-of-network stress.

Getting answers sooner can make a big difference—and we’re here to help every step of the way.

✨ Appointments are available
✨ Fully virtual
✨ Designed with families in mind

04/02/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day 💙

Behind every diagnosis is a journey—full of questions, waiting, and big moments that shape what comes next.

And while awareness matters, families need so much more than that.

They need answers.
They need support.
They need care they can actually access—without long delays.

Every journey looks different, but every family deserves to feel seen and supported along the way 💙

04/01/2026

💙 April is Autism Awareness Month—and for us, that means celebrating the children and families we have the privilege of supporting every day.

Every child’s journey looks different.
Every family’s path is unique.

But what they all have in common is strength, advocacy, and a deep commitment to helping their child thrive.

This month, we’re celebrating those moments—big and small.
Because autism awareness isn’t just about information.
It’s about people.

03/30/2026

Happy Doctor’s Day to the incredible physicians who make this work possible and to all the amazing physicians helping families each and every day 💙

Every day, you show up for families looking for answers—and you meet them with compassion, patience, and understanding.

You turn uncertainty into clarity.
You turn questions into next steps.
And you help families feel seen, supported, and hopeful.

We are so grateful for the care you provide and the impact you make in the lives of children and families every single day.

Drop a 💙 below to help us celebrate our doctors!

12/10/2025

We’re Hiring! Join Our Patient Support Team 💛💬

If you love helping people feel seen, supported, and understood — this might be your next favorite job. 💙

We’re looking for a warm and friendly, detail-loving, problem-solving rockstar to join our Patient Support Team. This role is truly the heartbeat of a family’s experience with As You Are.

You’ll be the person who:

💬 Answers questions with warmth + clarity
🤝 Helps families navigate their next steps
📅 Keeps the intake process running smoothly
✨ Makes every caregiver feel supported from day one

If guiding families through meaningful moments lights you up — we’d love to meet you.

Learn more + apply here 👉 https://asyouare.com/careers/

Check out careers at As You - an exciting new virtual clinic changing the way kids get access to autism diagnostic services.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, our team is focused on the trust that makes our work possible every single day. 💙🧡

Parents and caregivers trust us with one of the most important moments in their child’s journey.

Community providers trust us to support the families they care for — and we trust them just as much. We’re grateful to have these relationships with treatment providers across the country to connect families with after a diagnosis.

And payers across the country trust our clinicians and our model to help close the gaps in access to timely autism evaluations and treatment options.

That trust fuels what we do each and every day.

Providing appointments in weeks, not months, and connecting families with resources and providers around the country…

It’s all helping kids build bright futures 🌟

To every family, provider, payer and colleague who believes in our mission: Thank you.

YOU make our work meaningful.

Warmest Thanksgiving wishes from the As You Are family. 💛🦃

10/31/2025

From all of us at As You Are — wishing your family a safe, fun, and happy Halloween! 🧡

A few friendly reminders for tonight:

🕯 Choose comfy, tag-free costumes

🍬 Bring familiar snacks or fidgets for comfort

🏡 Keep plans flexible — a few houses or candy at home still count as Halloween fun

However you celebrate, we hope your night is full of smiles, treats, and calm moments. 👻💙

09/02/2025

Telehealth isn’t just convenient anymore — it’s a lifeline for families. 💻💙

Our amazing CMO, Dr. Tracy Burton, is featured in Parents Magazine talking about how “sick days” are being redefined — and why access to care from home is more important than ever.

We’re over here sending her all the 👏👏👏 for sharing her expertise on such a national stage!

08/23/2025

Back-to-school prep isn’t just about supply lists — it’s about emotional check-ins, too. 💬💛

Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tracy Burton, recently shared her own approach as both a pediatrician and a mom in this Cubby feature.

Her tip? Keep conversations low-pressure and natural.

✔️ Ask how your child is feeling about school
✔️ Check in about friendships or nerves
✔️ Normalize jitters — and celebrate confidence!

💡 “It’s not about a big talk,” Dr. Burton says. “It’s about bite-sized chats that help kids open up and feel seen.”

And if you’re raising a neurodivergent child or one with school support needs — those emotional check-ins are even more important. 💙

✨ We’re cheering you on this school year — and we’re always here if questions come up.

Everyone is thinking about school supplies, but pediatricians have a different playbook.