A clear guide to starting care: what you do, what our team handles, and how we develop an individualized plan with the person receiving services and their support team.
Each step has a part for you and a part for our team. Requirements and timing vary by funding source, authorization, availability, and individual needs; we explain what applies to your situation.
Send a request or call us. Share your city, contact information, and a little about the person seeking services and your goals.
Our clinical team reviews the request, discusses service fit, and explains the next steps. You do not need every document ready to start the conversation.
Provide insurance or funding information and any referral or diagnostic documents requested during intake. Tell us when you are unsure what to provide.
We help verify benefits or the funding pathway, identify required documents, and explain authorization steps and any known cost-sharing before care begins.
Share strengths, interests, everyday routines, and priorities. The person receiving care and their support team help the BCBA understand what matters.
The BCBA reviews relevant records, observes and interacts with the person, and uses appropriate assessment tools to understand current skills and support needs.
Review the proposed goals, ask questions, and tell us what fits your routines and preferences. Raise anything that needs to change before services begin.
The BCBA develops an individualized plan and explains the recommended goals, hours, approach, and how progress will be reviewed.
Confirm availability, the agreed care setting, and any remaining intake information. Let us know about practical scheduling needs.
We submit required information for authorization and coordinate the care team and schedule. Sessions begin once the necessary approvals and scheduling are in place.
Share feedback about sessions and everyday life. Discuss changing priorities and practice agreed strategies in ways that fit your routines.
The BCBA supervises care, reviews session information and progress with you, and adjusts the plan. We prepare progress reports and reauthorization requests when required.
You do not need every item ready to contact us. During intake, we will explain what is needed and how to provide it.
Insurance or Regional Center details for the person seeking services, so we can help verify coverage.
Any autism diagnosis report or physician referral, if you have one. Many funders require it for ABA.
A few notes on strengths, interests, and the goals that matter to the person seeking care and their support team.
From insurance and out-of-pocket costs to in-home versus in-center care and getting started, our Help Center covers it. And if yours isn't there, our clinical team is happy to help.

It starts with a short form and a conversation. We'll handle the rest, together.