BlueSprig - Keller

ABA has a broad range of applications and can be used in higher education, to support mental and physical health, and with different populations, like geriatrics.

ABA stands for applied behavior analysis and is the study of human behavior. ABA is a science that has a broad array of applications but is best known for its application with autistic individuals. ABA provides an approach for understanding the many variables that influence socially significant behavior, such as communication and social interactions.

There is no cure for autism, but ABA therapy helps to effectively address the symptoms associated with the diagnosis. Goals are focused on improving you and your child’s quality of life, with a specific focus on teaching new social and communication skills while reducing behaviors that may be challenging.

We accept most major insurance plans, including most regional payers. In certain areas, we also work with school districts. Examples of plans we accept include:

• BCBS
• Aetna
• TRICARE
• Cigna
• Humana
• United Healthcare
• Medicaid

To learn more about the coverage your plan offers, reach out to our team of experts.

ABA therapy is not educational in nature; however, the goals addressed often include foundational skills that make it easier for an individual to learn in a school setting. In young children, ABA therapy may help prepare them for entering a school program. As a child ages, they are likely to participate in various therapies, educational activities, and events. For older children and teens, ABA could be an after-school therapy. Every client’s situation is unique, and your plan will be tailored based on your child’s needs and your interests.