Introduction Since autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects people’s social, behavioral, cognitive, and communication abilities, different agencies such as First Home Care have been keen to offer adequate care to persons with the condition. Patients who lack adequate support find it hard to interact or socialize with others. The use of appropriate programs and interventions can deliver positive results and make it easier for more patients to achieve their aims in life. This paper gives a detailed analysis of the methods used to complete this research study. The gathered information is analyzed in order to present significant inferences, conclusions, and recommendations. This means that the study offers meaningful insights that can be taken into consideration to maximize the quality and nature of support available to ASD patients. Methods One of the interventions associated with the targeted institution is known as direct sensory exposure (DSE). According to Brun (2014), this behavioral approach is embraced by psychologists to develop the best environment for learning and development of appropriate competencies. The technique is usually capable of influencing the way persons with ASD use their senses and interact with community members. It was appropriate to focus on the use of the DSE intervention and examine if addressed most of the challenges facing many ASD patients. Observations were used to collect adequate evidence. This means that the method was valid and reliable for the intended study. The approach also addressed the issue of cultural competence since it could be applied in at-risk and diverse populations. The independent variable (age) was measured by the investigator. Dependent variables such as anxiety levels and involvement in activities were measured through continuous observation. Percentages and graphs were used for scoring purposes to reveal the effectiveness of existing programs. The obtained results would be used to inform evidence-based ideas and initiatives for empowering patients with ASD. During the study, the client system demographics focused on individuals from different racial backgrounds. Target behavior was selected by identifying potential candidates randomly from First Home Care. The best program evaluation was designed and matched with every client’s needs. The ethical issue addressed revolved around the use of the gathered information (Brun, 2014). Subjects were informed that the information would be used to propose new policies. Confidential data was also safeguarded. This means that personal data will not be accessible to unauthorized individuals. An inclusion criterion was used for this study. These aspects explain why the research was undertaken and completed successfully. Data Analysis An observational research design was used. This means that several ASD patients were identified and monitored for a specified period. Permission was granted by different institutional and community leaders. This model is supported by Brun (2014) because it minimizes chances of conflicts and delivers quality findings. Due to the nature of this study, there were no threats to internal validity. Informati