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Our compassionate and knowledgeable team is here to address your unique needs and provide the best possible care for your child’s neurodevelopmental journey.

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Teaching for a stronger community.

We are here to equip learners with the essentials skills needed to create positive change in the lives of people with developmental differences.

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Researching for a better tomorrow.

Our goal is to unlock discoveries that will revolutionize the lives of individuals with autism and other neurodevelopmental diagnoses.

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Thompson Center for Autism & Neurodevelopment

205 Portland Street, Columbia, MO 65211

573-884-6052

November 21, 2016

Thompson Center expands with purchase of adjacent Keene Street building

By Emily Morrison

COLUMBIA — With a generous $5 million allocation in the 2017 state budget proposed by Gov. Jay Nixon, the Thompson Center acquired an additional building in the medical corridor off of Keene Street in Columbia.

The new building was previously home to Primaris, a healthcare quality company that will remain as a short-term tenant through 2017, and was purchased by the University of Missouri for the Thompson Center in August.

Research and training staff will relocate to the new building, which is adjacent to the current Thompson Center building at 205 Portland St., in 2017, following remodeling the bottom floor into office and research space.

Clinical services will remain in the Portland Street building, and additional clinical space will be outfitted to serve more clinic patients in the current location.