Click each question below to reveal answers to some of the most frequently asked questions at our clinic. 

How much will ABA therapy cost?

Out of pocket expense/cost for ABA services depends on your insurance coverage. Insurance coverage and plan details vary greatly so we encourage you to contact our insurance specialist to verify benefits and determine what related expenses your family could expect.

How long will my child need ABA therapy?

Each child has a very individualized treatment plan and path. We work closely with families and other team members to develop goals and determine when each child is ready to transition from intensive services. In many cases, we are able to prepare a child for a transition to the school of their parent’s choice within three years.

What should I look for when selecting an ABA provider?

Your child’s program will depend upon the experience, knowledge, and availability of their designated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). All clinic based ABA programs should have full-time BCBAs on site and available to your child at all times. Per the guidelines mapped out by their certification board, each BCBA should maintain a caseload of twelve or fewer individuals. At IBAA, our full-time board certified program managers maintain a caseload of eight of fewer learners. We also have a full-time Director who is board certified and offers over 20 years of experience to the team and each learner enrolled in the program.

Is financial assistance available for families in need?

There are several funding options available for families in need of assistance. We are happy to discuss options and map out a plan that allows your child to access the supports he/she may need.

Will my child work with the same therapist every day?

Each child will have a team of three primary therapists who work with them from day to day. The ability to generalize new skills across therapists and environments is important for children with autism and requires that a variety of therapists support each child. Therapy schedules and staff related questions will be discussed with each family during the enrollment process.