Can I pay my bill at the time of my appointment?
Yes. You can pay your statement via your parent portal or the billing department.
FAQ
I have insurance. Why am I being asked to pay?
Your patient responsibility portion depends on your insurance coverage. During the intake process, we will verify the insurance information you provide as well as the copayment, coinsurance, and deductible related to your plan and provide this information to you. Your patient responsibility portion will be charged or billed to you after your insurance adjudicates your …
What documents will be required?
In order to check benefits and obtain authorization, we will need to collect the following info / documents: 1- Basic demographic information for the parent/caregiver and individual who will receive the services. 2- Upload pictures of your insurance card (front and back) 3- Diagnostic reports verifying a qualifying diagnosis. Our clinical team will then work …
Will my insurance cover ABA therapy?
Each insurance plan is different and must be thoroughly evaluated to determine whether or not coverage for Applied Behavior Analysis is provided. We are an in-network with many providers to include: Cigna, Aetna, Tricare, and BCBS, United Healthcare, Magellan, and others. At this time, Medicaid coverage in Texas does not include ABA therapy. We are …
Does my child have to have a formal autism diagnosis to get treatment?
Children are not required to have a diagnosis for treatment but do need a formal diagnosis in order to receive coverage from insurance providers.
How can you help me navigate public school, ARDs and IEPs?
Collaboration with the school is vital but can sometimes be overwhelming. That’s why we offer ARD meeting attendance and IEP reviews to all clients. We are available to attend any school meetings and can help teach you how to become a better advocate for your child.
What is my role as a parent in the ABA program?
We request parents participate in their child’s program as much as possible. This includes observing sessions, taking data on behaviors, and implementing goals we provide to the parents. Our ultimate goal is to work ourselves out of a job! By working together with parents and caregivers we are able to transfer behavior techniques so they …
My child is verbal. Does he/she still need ABA therapy?
Yes. ABA therapy is not just for nonverbal children. ABA is used to work on various behaviors, social skills, and functional life skills.
What does in-home ABA therapy look like?
All programs are individualized based on client and family needs. Some programs are focused on social and community outings while others may focus on functional life skills within the home. The Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) may come to your home and provides your child with 1:1 support or your child may go to the center …
What Kind of Progress Can Be Expected with ABA?
Competently delivered ABA intervention can help learners with autism make meaningful changes in many areas. However, changes do not typically occur quickly. Rather, most learners require intensive and ongoing instruction that builds on their step-by-step progress. Moreover, the rate of progress – like the goals of intervention – varies considerably from person to person depending …