What should we know about the services you provide? Better descriptions result in more sales.

What should we know about the services you provide? Better descriptions result in more sales.

ABA treatment typically requires pre-authorization from commercial and/or Medicaid payors prior to conducting an initial assessment. After reviewing your benefits with you and confirming your desire to move forward with ABA services, one of our Authorization Specialists will submit an initial authorization request to your insurance provider. Once obtained, this initial authorization will enable one of our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (“BCBA”) to conduct your child’s initial assessment.

We will coordinate a schedule that aligns with your preferences.

The RBT is the person who will be delivering therapy in your home on a schedule that suits everyone’s needs.

Your registered behavior therapist (RBT) works one on one to implement treatment plans designed by BCBA.

Once we receive the Initial Authorization from your insurance provider, a Client Care Coordinator will assist in scheduling your child's initial assessment with one of our BCBA’s. During this initial assessment, a BCBA will be speaking with you to explore your child’s abilities and any behavioral issues related to language, socialization, sensory tolerance and motor skills. The BCBA will also be observing and interacting with your child to further assess your child’s language development, practical life skills, and ability to generalize learning across contexts and settings.