One organization. Multiple areas of expertise. A more connected approach to care.
NeurAbilities Healthcare provides comprehensive autism care for children and their families. Our ABA services are supported by a multidisciplinary team of specialists, clinicians and Physicians in neurological, behavioral, and neurodevelopmental services - allowing us to address each child’s unique needs through a coordinated approach to evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing support. Together, we help children develop meaningful skills, build independence, and grow in confidence.
Your child’s care, step by step.
Some families come to NeurAbilities looking for an autism evaluation. Others already have a diagnosis and are ready to begin ABA therapy. From evaluation to treatment, you’ll have a dedicated team beside you at every step.
Evaluation
If your child has not yet received an autism diagnosis, our diagnostic teams can provide an evaluation to help better understand your child’s needs and see a clearer path forward.
- Developmental
pediatrics - Neurology
- Psychology
Assessment
If an ABA assessment is appropriate, our behavioral team will get to know your child’s skills, needs and priorities while listening to what you’re seeing at home in order to determine if ongoing ABA treatment is recommended.
Individualized treatment plan
Your Behavioral Health Clinician works with you to develop a treatment plan around your child’s goals, strengths and the skills that can make the biggest difference in everyday life.
ABA therapy
Your child receives individualized therapy with ongoing Behavioral Health Clinician supervision. We keep you informed about progress and provide guidance which you can carry into everyday routines.
Measure. Learn. Adjust.
We regularly monitor your child’s progress and share what we’re learning with you. As needs and skills change, we adjust the plan together.
Family collaboration
You know your child best. We partner with you throughout treatment, listening to your perspective and helping you support meaningful skills beyond therapy sessions.
Every child deserves to be understood.
Every child is different, and understanding what they need can take more than one perspective. Our team includes neurologists, developmental pediatricians, psychologists, neuropsychologists, and other specialists who work together to understand your child’s development, behavior, learning, and overall health. Through comprehensive evaluations and assessments, we look beyond a single concern or diagnosis to help families better understand their child’s unique strengths, challenges, and needs.
That broader understanding helps guide the care that comes next. Our medical and clinical specialists work alongside our behavioral teams to provide a more complete approach to care, including individualized ABA therapy when appropriate. Our Behavioral Health Clinicians and Behavioral Technicians provide personalized, goal-based support while our broader team remains available to evaluate developmental, neurological, psychological, and behavioral concerns as your child grows. From evaluation and diagnosis to therapy and ongoing support, NeurAbilities brings experienced professionals together to help families move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Questions, answered.
What is an autism evaluation, and who performs it?
An autism evaluation is a comprehensive assessment used to determine whether a child meets the criteria for autism and to understand their developmental needs.
At NeurAbilities, autism evaluations are performed by experienced medical and clinical professionals, including developmental pediatricians, neurologists, psychologists, and clinicians. The evaluation may include a review of developmental and medical history, caregiver input, observation, and autism-specific assessment tools. The goal is to provide families with a clear understanding of their child's development and recommendations for appropriate care.
Does my child need an autism diagnosis before starting ABA therapy?
Many children need a documented autism diagnosis and a qualified provider's written order or prescription before ABA therapy can begin, particularly when services are being covered by insurance.
At NeurAbilities, our diagnostic team can evaluate your child and, when appropriate, provide the diagnosis and written order needed to pursue ABA services. Our team can also help families understand what documentation and insurance requirements apply before beginning treatment.
What is the difference between an autism evaluation and an ABA assessment?
An autism evaluation determines whether a child has autism and helps identify their broader developmental needs, while an ABA assessment focuses on the specific skills and behaviors that may be addressed through ABA therapy.
At NeurAbilities, the autism evaluation is performed by our medical and diagnostic clinicians, such as developmental pediatricians and neurologists, when appropriate. If ABA is recommended, the written order allows the ABA process to move forward. A Behavioral Health Clinician (BCBA or LBS/BSC) then conducts an ABA assessment to understand your child's current skills, strengths, challenges, and treatment needs and develops an individualized plan for therapy.
What happens after my child receives an autism diagnosis and ABA order?
After an autism diagnosis and written order for ABA are obtained, an ABA provider typically completes a behavioral assessment to determine the child's specific treatment needs.
At NeurAbilities, our ABA clinical team, including Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians, uses this assessment to identify meaningful goals and develop an individualized treatment plan. The plan may address communication, social interaction, play, learning, daily living skills, emotional regulation, and other areas important to your child and family.
What does an ABA assessment look at?
An ABA assessment looks at a child's current skills, behaviors, strengths, and areas where additional support may be needed.
At NeurAbilities, our Behavioral Health Clinicians and clinical team gather information through caregiver conversations, observation, review of relevant records, and behavioral assessment. This information helps the team establish meaningful goals and determine how therapy can best support your child's development, communication, independence, and participation at home, school, in the community, or in the clinic.
Who conducts an ABA assessment?
An ABA assessment is typically conducted by a Behavioral Health Clinician (BCBA/LBS/BSC) or another qualified behavior-analytic professional.
At NeurAbilities, our Behavioral Health Clinicians lead the behavioral assessment and develop individualized treatment plans, with Registered Behavior Technicians and other members of the ABA team providing therapy under appropriate clinical supervision. This behavioral assessment is different from the medical or developmental evaluation used to diagnose autism and determine whether ABA may be appropriate.
Can NeurAbilities provide both the autism evaluation and ABA therapy?
Yes, NeurAbilities can offer diagnostic evaluations and ABA therapy, allowing families to access different types of care within the same organization.
NeurAbilities offers autism and developmental evaluations through our medical and clinical team as well as individualized ABA therapy through our behavioral team. When appropriate, a child may move from evaluation and diagnosis to a written order for ABA, followed by a behavioral assessment and individualized treatment plan. Having these services within one organization gives families access to medical, developmental, psychological, and behavioral expertise as their child's needs evolve.
Ready to begin?
Request ABA services online, or call our team.
Insurance & coverage.
We are in-network with many insurance providers, including IBHS. Evaluations and assessments are available at our diagnostic centers. ABA services are offered in clinic, as well as in school, home and community settings. Coverage and network participation may vary by plan and location. Families can contact our team or visit our Billing & Insurance page to verify benefits and review the most current list of accepted insurance plans.
- ABA in theclinic
- ABA athome
- ABA atschool
- ABA in thecommunity
*In-school ABA services vary by location and are subject to availability
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Be part of something that matters.
At NeurAbilities, compassionate, hardworking people are at the heart of the care we provide. We’re looking for dedicated individuals to support children and families across our ABA centers and clinical programs, including Behavioral Health Technicians (BHTs), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and other care team members. Whether you’re beginning your career or bringing years of experience, you’ll have opportunities to learn, grow, work alongside experienced clinicians, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the children we serve.
- Bring your compassion.
- Build your skills.
- Help children thrive.
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