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Hope Network expands autism care services across West Michigan counties

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Hope Network announced it has purchased Developmental Enhancement Behavioral Health, a provider of services including Applied Behavior Analysis, psychological assessments, and counseling. The acquisition allows Hope Network to expand its existing Center for Autism services and establish a comprehensive behavioral health platform in West Michigan. The services are available in Kent, Ottawa, and Allegan counties.

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The expansion targets counties where approximately 1 in 31 children is identified with autism spectrum disorder, highlighting a growing need for timely support. The acquired company currently employs approximately 92 team members providing services in locations including Grand Rapids.

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    The expansion of services into Allegan County could increase local demand for specialized behavioral health services.

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