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Midwest Autism Center

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Midwest Autism Center Reviews

3.3

50% would recommend to a friend

(13 total reviews)
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Brent Hutchings

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49% positive business outlook

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13 reviews
1.0
14 Oct 2025
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Pros

Absolutely nothing positive to share

Cons

Working at Midwest Autism Center was one of the most disappointing professional experiences I’ve ever had. Upper management consistently demonstrated poor soft skills, weak communication, and a serious lack of leadership ability. There was little to no genuine care for staff or clients — decisions were always made with profits in mind, not people. Policies and procedures constantly changed because the company was perpetually “in the red,” creating an unstable and confusing work environment. They even hosted “round tables” where staff were belittled and blamed for financial losses, being told we didn’t bring in enough revenue to cover the company’s debts to funders. When staff raised concerns or requested improvements, nothing was ever resolved or followed through on. Morale suffered because leadership refused to take accountability or make meaningful changes. Overall, this organization prioritizes money over mission and fails to support both its employees and the families it serves. Truly the worst company I’ve ever worked for.

1.0
1 May 2025

Do not work here

Anonymous employee
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Pros

None that I can think of.

Cons

Supervisors hardly supervise. When clients are having a hard time, supervisors do nothing to help. Extremely long sessions with clients leading to burnout. You don't know your schedule until less than 15 minutes before you start your direct session. Training of new hires is ineffective. You often have the same schedule multiple days in a row. Only break you get is a lunch break. No protocol for disposing of bodily fluids. If a client is bleeding, the blood-soaked tissues get thrown in the classroom trash, allowing other clients to get to it. The way data is being tracked does not effectively promote maintenance or generalization. The supervisors speak to staff in very condescending days.

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We appreciate your feedback and would like to learn more about your experience and concerns. Please email us at info@midwestautismservices.com.
2.0
16 Oct 2024

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Pros

Good pay and PTO. BCBAs that work hard to create positive culture.

Cons

Very poor communication from upper management. Most of upper management is completely out of touch with the ABA and autism world. Main concern is making money, very little consideration for actual client needs. Very little clinical support available for BCBAs. Very little focus on safety training for staff. Long hours with sessions from 8:30 to 4:30, leading to high RBT burn out.

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