
Types of Treatment
Who can get help at Roman Empire Agency?
Individuals with developmental disabilities age 2 and above, and parents/guardians.
How do I get help from Roman Empire Agency?
Call us today at (626) 833-8424 to reach one of our representatives, and we’ll begin the process of getting you the support you or your loved one needs.
What types of treatments do you provide for those with developmental disabilities?
We provided an array of services, including:
- Adaptive Skills Training (AST)
- Independent Living Skills Training (ILS)
- Supported Living Services (SLS)
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Employment Support and Training
- Self-Determination
- Forensic Support
- SSI/Medical/Medicare Assistance
What insurances do you accept?
We accept many insurances, ensuring you or your loved one the best opportunity to get the support and treatments necessary to thrive with developmental disabilities.
See our full list of accepted insurances.
Provider Questions
Where do I start with my referral?
Our 24-Hour intake line is (833) 852-0833, and our email is REASIntake@romanempireagency.com

Blog Posts
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What Causes Developmental Delays in Children?
When a child isn’t meeting milestones, one of the first questions parents ask is: “What causes developmental delays in children?” The honest answer is that developmental delays rarely have just one cause. In many cases, delays result from a combination of biological, medical, environmental, and social factors, and sometimes, no single clear cause is ever…
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What Causes Developmental Delay?
If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking, “My child isn’t doing what other kids their age are doing… should I be worried?” you’re not alone. Developmental delay is one of the most common concerns parents and guardians raise, as milestones such as talking, walking, learning, and social skills can vary significantly from one person to the…
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Autism vs. ADHD – Overlapping Traits Explained
If your child has trouble sitting still, becomes overwhelmed by noise, struggles with transitions, or seems to miss social cues, it can be difficult to know what is really going on. Families may wonder whether these behaviors point to autism, ADHD, both, or something else entirely. That uncertainty is understandable because autism and ADHD can…

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