For Your Child: Capability & Confidence; For You: Calm
Blue ABA provides in-home, one-on-one ABA therapy for children with ASD in Florida, California, Indiana, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland, Arizona, and Nebraska. Our experienced & compassionate therapists determine your child’s unique needs and create a personalized plan to help them learn and grow.
From emotional regulation and communication to social and daily living skills, our in-home ABA therapy can help your child reduce challenging behaviors & find comfort and confidence at home and out in the world.
Why Families Choose Blue ABA
At Blue, we do ABA therapy differently. Families choose us because we believe in:
Therapy When You Need It
Only want therapy on weekends? Evenings? After school? Whatever your schedule, Blue can help.
With a team of dedicated staff across the state, we cater to your schedule to provide the therapy your child needs when you need it.
Regular Communication
Our ABA therapy doesn’t finish when your therapist leaves.
During sessions, we’ll tell you exactly what we’re working on and why; in between sessions, you can reach out to us to ask questions or give feedback.
Whole Family Focus
ABA Therapy is a team effort, and as their parent, you are the team captain. We craft personalized therapy plans for your child, then adjust them based on your feedback.
More than just therapy for your child, our ABA promotes harmony for your household.
What We Provide
Depending on your child’s needs, our experienced therapists can provide:
Behavior Assessments
Our compassionate BCBAs talk to you about your child’s needs, observe their behavior, and make personalized plans for their therapy sessions.
These plans include proven techniques and measurable goals that help parents see progress.
One-on-One ABA Therapy
In the comfort of your home, on a schedule you decide, our experienced therapists work with your child to build capability and confidence.
We use natural reinforcement, motivation, and an individualized curriculum based on the child’s unique needs, preferences, and interests.
Caregiver Training
We teach you how to keep using ABA therapy techniques after the therapist leaves.
We’ll show you how to communicate more effectively with your child, diffuse challenging situations, and assist with emotional regulation, for a calmer home.
Leave The Paperwork To Us
For many parents, the process of arranging ABA therapy while caring for an autistic child is overwhelming. But with your permission, Blue ABA can handle the communication with your doctor and insurance company to make it stress-free.
Here’s what happens when you fill in the form above:
Step 1: Discovery
Our friendly staff will call you to discuss your child’s needs and your preferred schedule for ABA therapy.
Step 2: Enrollment
We contact your insurance provider to determine your eligibility and coverage.
If you’re eligible, we can help you complete and submit the necessary paperwork to begin ABA therapy as quickly as possible.
Step 3: Assessment & Approval
Next, one of our local Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) will make an appointment with you for an initial assessment.
Based on the results, they will create a personalized learning plan to help your child develop the skills they need most and select a therapist who suits your child’s needs. Once approved, ABA therapy can begin.
What Our Families Say
We Work With Major Insurance Providers
Depending on the state, we service clients with Cigna, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield & Medicaid insurance (ask us about eligible insurance providers in your state).
Our team helps guide you through the insurance process so your child can get started with care as soon as possible.
How ABA Therapy Helps
Our In-home ABA therapy creates a calm, familiar space where children can learn and grow at their own pace.
With the guidance of a dedicated therapist, your child can build essential skills for communication, making friends, feeding, hygiene, and safety awareness, all in the comfort of your own home. At the same time, we address challenging behaviors that interfere with their ability to learn new skills and to socialize with others.
The consistency of our approach helps reduce stress—for both your child and your family—and makes progress feel more natural and lasting.
Sessions are tailored to your child’s unique needs, with goals that matter to your everyday life. Most of all, ABA therapy helps bring more connection, confidence, and joy into your child’s life.
A Care Team For Every Family
Friendly, Efficient Case Manager
Your case manager will help you establish therapy as quickly as possible, speaking to your insurance company and doctor if necessary, & completing paperwork so you don’t have to.
They will also keep in touch once therapy begins to check in on progress and answer any questions you have.
Highly Skilled BCBAs
A board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) will lead your child’s ABA program.
They will be responsible for ensuring your child is making progress.
He or she will conduct assessments, make treatment recommendations, create treatment plans and goals, provide guidance to caregivers, and supervise the treatment team.
Compassionate RBTs
A registered behavior technician (RBT) will be responsible for the direct care of your child.
The RBT will implement the goals created by the BCBA, directly teaching your child skills, implementing the behavior intervention plan, and more.
Your Questions Answered
Join Our
Friendly Team
Blue ABA isn’t just a place to work.
It is a family.
Our mission is to provide our staff with a phenomenal work environment. We believe in close communication with our staff to ensure staff satisfaction and excellent delivery of patient care.
You will get:
- High-end wages
- Flexible hours and earning potential
- Flexible workload
- Potential for professional advancement
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