Chris took his daughter, Brianna, to Red Robin for dinner, one of her favorite places because of the balloons and the colors. They order while waiting for his wife but Brianna gets stressed and he had to leave the food there and take her out to the car. He told the waiter his wife would come to pay and get the food, but before he got to the car the manager came out, told him the dinner was on Red Robin and packed up the food for his wife to take home.
No wonder it is still one of Brianna’s favorite places! And in another act of kindness, Chris goes in the next day to thank the manager and staff for their understanding and support. Two lessons for the rest of us.
The Autism Center at Hospital for Special Care (HSC) is an integrated resource providing diagnostic, assessment, therapy services and comprehensive guidance to caregivers, educators and family members across the region. The recently opened in-patient unit is the first of its kind in Connecticut and only one of 10 in the country. The Autism Center at HSC is the nation’s first and only Patient Centered Specialty Practice for autism recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for its responsiveness to patients and medical colleagues, cooperation and integration with other healthcare groups and dedication to continuous improvement. 
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