The wait shouldn't be the hardest part.

A developmental pediatrician can take months to see. Yodaara gives you a doctor-led first step in weeks, not a waitlist.

Why acting early mattersScroll to read

The earlier you know, the more options you have.

Symptoms aren't always the cause. Biology often is. Folate-receptor antibodies, gut imbalance, oxidative stress, nutritional deficiencies, these are testable, and many are treatable, not just manageable.

  1. 01Step 1 of 3

    Identify, don't guess

    A focused screening can confirm or rule out specific, well-studied biological contributors, not a vague sense of what might be going on.

  2. 02Step 2 of 3

    Treat what's actionable

    Some findings respond to specific, targeted treatment, not generic supplements or advice you've already tried.

  3. 03Step 3 of 3

    Build a real plan

    Results become a starting point your family can actually act on, with a specialist walking you through what it means.

A test most families have never heard of

One overlooked blood marker, one of the most consistent findings in autism research.

FRAT checks for antibodies that can block folate from reaching the brain, a condition called Cerebral Folate Deficiency. It's linked to autism, developmental delays, and neurological symptoms, and unlike a lot of what parents are told to just watch, it's identifiable and often treatable.

Clay-style child examining a blood sample beside laboratory tubes and a microscope

FRAT is one marker, not a full diagnosis. For the complete picture, the Autism Decoder Panel evaluates 21 markers across 8 categories.

Signs parents notice

You've probably already noticed more than you've said out loud.

Not responding to their name. Fewer words than kids their age. A meltdown over something small that wouldn't have bothered them last year. None of these alone mean anything specific. Together, they're often the reason parents finally start looking for answers.

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Social cues

Doesn't respond to their name, struggles reading facial expressions, difficulty taking turns in play

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Eye contact

Looks away during interactions, seems unable to hold a steady gaze when spoken to

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Repetitive behavior

Repetitive movements, lining up toys, strong insistence on routine, echoing phrases

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Speech

Limited vocabulary for their age, scripted speech, flat delivery, or losing words they'd already gained

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Sensory sensitivity

Strong reactions to specific textures, food temperatures, loud sounds, or clothing tags

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If this sounds familiar, it deserves a real answer, not another let's wait and see.

Panel composition

One block for every test

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The Autism Decoder Panel

21 tests. 8 systems. One appointment, not months of separate specialist visits.

Genetic, metabolic, immunological, nutritional, and more, evaluated together instead of chased down one referral at a time. Built to identify what's actually driving your child's symptoms, not just describe them.

Explore the full panel21 tests · 8 systems

FAQ

Yodaara is a multidisciplinary program combining assessment, testing, nutrition guidance, and coordinated care for children with developmental delays, in one place.
A structured, doctor-led conversation that screens for early autism traits. Thirty minutes, no lab work, no commitment.
Not necessarily. Some families start with FRAT alone. Some go straight to the full Autism Decoder Panel. A specialist can help you decide.
No. Supplements address specific biological findings. Therapy addresses behavior, communication, and skill-building. Most care plans include both.
Yes, personalized therapy plans are part of the care plan built around your child's results.
No. You can book a screening call or a test directly.
Coverage varies by plan. We provide documentation for any testing that may qualify for HSA or FSA reimbursement.