Virtual ABA therapy

AGES 4 AND UP

Where you live shouldn't decide whether your family gets support. Virtual ABA brings the same evidence-based care to your home through secure video sessions — no drive, no waiting room, no rearranging your entire week.

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Who it's for

Virtual services work well for families in areas with few local providers, families whose schedules can't accommodate a clinic, and individuals who engage more comfortably in a familiar environment.

An honest note about coverage

We serve individuals ages 4 and up virtually, but approval depends on your funding source. Some payers cover telehealth ABA broadly; others limit it by age, by service type, or by clinical justification. We'll verify exactly what your plan allows before you commit to anything, and we'll tell you plainly if virtual isn't going to be approved for your situation.

Does it actually work?

Research consistently shows telehealth delivered ABA can be as effective as in-person services when it's implemented well. Caregiver involvement matters more in a virtual model, which is why parent training is built into every virtual program we run.

What you'll need

A device with a camera and microphone — a tablet, laptop, or phone

  • A reliable internet connection

  • A relatively quiet space where sessions can happen consistently

  • A caregiver available to participate, especially early on

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