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kimberlym
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My family and I are looking to move to the New York area.

Both of us are nurses and we have an Autistic son that is 9 years old. What hosptials are near by and what (if any) resources does the education system provide for special needs children? Since I am originally from Alabama, I am hopeful for warm welcomes but have heard the opposite of what to expect. I certainly hope that the people who told me this were very wrong.
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robertl5
robertl5 2yrs+
The best hospital in New York is NY Presbyterian and the education system isn't great unless you go private. There are a ton of great private schools. NYC gets a bad rap, people here are the best in the world
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ronf1
ronf1 2yrs+
Good hospitals are "Mount Sinai, New York Presbiterian, Columbia Medical. I doubt youll get a warm welcome but if your nice and you find a close knit community to move into you probably get a warm welcome. As a New Yorker i can tell you "there's no telling with new yorkers".
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