Our providers are local, thoughtful, and hands-on. They listen, get to know your family, and shape care around what’s best for your child.
The providers we work with bring therapy to you, wherever your child is most comfortable.
That might mean home, daycare, school, or virtual sessions. Our flexible care model ensures that therapy integrates into your family’s daily routine, rather than disrupting it.
Our network is made up of independent, local clinicians who prioritize collaboration, not control, so you stay in charge of your child’s care.
Get StartedEvery provider in our network runs their own practice. That means no corporate rules, no long waitlists, and care that puts your child first. We’ll help you find a provider near you who has availability now and offers in-home care for kids and young adults, ages 0 to 21.
The providers we work with aren’t part of a large corporation. They’re small, fully independent clinics, founded and operated by the very clinicians who work with your child. We don’t tell them how to do their job. In fact, we stay out of it entirely. Your child’s provider is free to make care decisions based solely on what’s best for your family. Not based on company policy. Not based on quotas. Not based on insurance rules. Clinical decisions happen between you and your provider. That’s it.
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We support the people who support your child. That means we handle the behind-the-scenes work — billing, scheduling, insurance paperwork — so providers can spend less time on admin and more time on care. We’re not the provider. We’re not the boss. We’re the scaffolding. Our role is to make it easier for independent providers to do what they became providers to do: help your child grow, learn, and thrive.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a research-backed therapy that helps children develop communication, behavior, social, and daily living skills. It’s one of the most widely recommended therapies for children with autism and developmental differences.
Most providers in our network offer care in the home, school, or daycare centers. We also support community-based or virtual sessions depending on your location and needs.
After you complete our intake form, we’ll work to match you with an available provider in your area. Families often schedule an initial assessment within the same week.
We will require a referral from your child’s doctor. Our intake form includes a release of information so we can help coordinate with your pediatrician and simplify the process.
We accept many major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Tricare, Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, and others. If your plan isn’t currently accepted, we’ll help you understand your options and work hard to get in-network with your insurance quicker than you can get off other ABA providers’ waitlists.
Costs depend on your insurance plan. We verify your benefits before therapy starts, so you will know what your plan covers and what you would pay out of pocket, and our ABA therapy cost guide explains what families typically pay with and without coverage.
If you have concerns about your child’s development, an evaluation is the first step toward a diagnosis and services. You can begin with a free online screening on our autism evaluation page, and our team offers diagnostic evaluations once your coverage is verified.
Providers in our network support children and young adults from birth through age 21, and our ABA therapy services range from early intervention for toddlers to skill building for teens.
We match families with local, independent providers in a growing number of states and cities, with in-home, school, and virtual options depending on your area.
Every provider in our network runs their own independent practice, and you can read about each one in our provider directory. We match you based on availability, location, insurance, and your child’s needs.
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