Insurance

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How Does It Work?

If you’re wondering how insurance companies treat and cover ABA therapy, here are some important details about our insurance intake process.

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The Process

We ask our clients to fill out our intake form and send us a copy of your insurance card front and back. This helps us check what your insurance benefits are.

We will need a copy of your child’s diagnostic report from your pediatrician or psychologist’s initial evaluation and diagnosis of ASD. The diagnostic report is sometimes called a Psychological Evaluation Report, a Developmental Evaluation Report, or an Autism Focused Evaluation. Your insurance company will require this official paperwork for your child’s treatment plan coverage.

Our claims manager then requests an authorization for assessment from your insurance. Certain insurances require a referral for authorization to come from a pediatrician or your primary care provider (PCP). We can assist you with knowing which insurances have that requirement. Most insurances take three to ten business days to give us authorization to conduct the assessment.

We conduct an intake assessment to meet your child and prepare an ABA therapy plan for the insurance company.

Our specialists take the time to write a detailed and thorough report (ABA treatment plan) and send it to the autism department of your insurance. Most insurances take three to ten business days to review and give us authorization to start the ABA consulting treatment.

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We ask our clients to fill out our intake form and send us a copy of your insurance card front and back. This helps us check what your insurance benefits are.

We will need a copy of your child’s diagnostic report from your pediatrician or psychologist’s initial evaluation and diagnosis of ASD. The diagnostic report is sometimes called a Psychological Evaluation Report, a Developmental Evaluation Report, or an Autism Focused Evaluation. Your insurance company will require this official paperwork for your child’s treatment plan coverage.

Our claims manager then requests an authorization for assessment from your insurance. Certain insurances require a referral for authorization to come from a pediatrician or your primary care provider (PCP). We can assist you with knowing which insurances have that requirement. Most insurances take three to ten business days to give us authorization to conduct the assessment.

We conduct an intake assessment to meet your child and prepare an ABA therapy plan for the insurance company.

Our specialists take the time to write a detailed and thorough report (ABA treatment plan) and send it to the autism department of your insurance. Most insurances take three to ten business days to review and give us authorization to start the ABA consulting treatment.

Begin services!

The Process

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