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Start with a conversation with our intake team. We’ll learn about your child, explain next steps, and guide you through insurance verification and scheduling.
Timelines vary depending on insurance authorization and scheduling availability. We keep you informed at every stage so there are no surprises.
Not necessarily. Reach out and we’ll help determine what’s needed based on your situation and insurance requirements.
You can call, email, or complete our online contact form. Our team responds within one business day.
ABA is an evidence-based approach that helps children build communication, social, and daily living skills through structured, individualized support.
Services may occur in your home, in our center, in the community, or a combination — depending on your child’s needs.
Our BCBAs receive ongoing supervision and training and follow evidence-based standards for ABA delivery to ensure care remains effective and ethical.
Recommendations are individualized based on assessment results and developmental goals. Insurance approval may also influence final hours.
We combine clinical excellence with compassionate, assent-based care — ensuring every child feels safe, heard, and supported throughout their learning journey.
Most major insurance plans cover ABA therapy, but benefits vary. We verify coverage and explain your benefits before services begin.
Yes. We review deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and any expected costs before therapy starts.
Most insurance plans require an autism diagnosis for ABA services.
Coverage depends on your individual plan. We verify assessment benefits during the initial review.
Timelines vary by insurance provider. We manage communication and keep you updated throughout the process.
We help families appeal decisions and submit additional documentation when appropriate.
We assist with re-verification and help transition coverage if your plan changes.
Yes. Parent collaboration is an essential part of ABA. We provide training and regular updates so you can support progress at home.
Frequency depends on your child’s individualized plan, but we work to make it practical and meaningful for families.
We have multiple locations nationwide. Visit our Locations page to find the center nearest you.
We work with families to accommodate scheduling changes whenever possible.
Most centers operate Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., though hours may vary by site. Home and community services are based on the needs of the child and family.
We invest in mentorship, paid training, growth pathways, and ongoing professional development to ensure our team is supported and prepared.
Yes. We host family events, open houses, and community partnerships to connect, educate, and support families.
Our team is here to support you and guide your next steps.