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. 2018 Apr 27;67(6):1–23. doi: 10.15585/mmwr.ss6706a1

TABLE 4. Number and percentage of children aged 8 years* identified with autism spectrum disorder who received a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified professional at age ≤36 months, 37–48 months, or >48 months, and those with a mention of general delay concern by age 36 months — Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, 11 sites, United States, 2014.

Site Earliest age when child received a comprehensive evaluation Mention of general developmental delay
≤36 mos 37–48 mos >48 mos ≤36 mos
No. (%) No. (%) No. (%) No. (%)
Arizona 87 (34.1) 56 (22.0) 112 (43.9) 240 (94.1)
Arkansas 117 (30.5) 98 (25.6) 168 (43.9) 354 (92.4)
Colorado 200 (46.4) 66 (15.3) 165 (38.3) 383 (88.9)
Georgia 240 (37.6) 126 (19.7) 273 (42.7) 549 (85.9)
Maryland 96 (56.1) 19 (11.1) 56 (32.7) 158 (92.4)
Minnesota 57 (33.5) 36 (21.2) 77 (45.3) 124 (72.9)
Missouri 88 (32.1) 39 (14.2) 147 (53.6) 196 (71.5)
New Jersey 318 (40.5) 174 (22.2) 293 (37.3) 645 (82.2)
North Carolina 260 (66.2) 42 (10.7) 91 (23.2) 364 (92.6)
Tennessee 80 (34.0) 47 (20.0) 108 (46.0) 144 (61.3)
Wisconsin 194 (47.2) 87 (21.2) 130 (31.6) 368 (89.5)
All sites combined 1,737 (41.9) 790 (19.0) 1,620 (39.1) 3,525 (85.0)

* Includes children identified with autism spectrum disorder who were linked to an in-state birth certificate.