Developmental pediatricians specialize in these areas and can diagnose autism. You can also go to a psychologist. There are some regular pediatricians who will diagnose autism, but most will refer out to specialists. Your pediatrician should be able to refer you to a good developmental pediatrician or child psychologist.
We accept most insurances.
Generally, insurance companies are required by law to cover ABA therapy for children with autism diagnoses, however there are some exceptions. If you are not sure if your insurance covers ABA therapy give us a call and one of our insurance experts can verify if you are covered.
Yes. We accept Medicaid plans.
As early as possible. While ABA has been proven to help children of all ages, research clearly shows for those who start with early intervention, treatments have greater and longer lasting effects. We highly recommend starting as early as possible. We typically see clients starting at two years of age.
We try to always maintain enough staff to be able to take on new clients without making them wait. We can usually start ABA therapy services as soon as your insurance sends us their approval.
Each child is different, but it typically takes between one 1 to 2 hours.
Yes, our company policy requires that someone be in the home during therapy. You do not have to be in the room watching your child, but somebody should be home (Of course you are encouraged and welcome to observe any part of the session that you would like).
767 Beta Dr, Suite C
Mayfield, OH 44143
Columbus/Gahanna Clinic
2760 Airport Dr, Suite 110
Columbus, OH 43219
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130 E Wilson Bridge Rd, Suite 200
Worthington, OH 43085
Utah
5444 South Green St
Murray, UT 84123