In a community the size of Columbus, the people who support your child often know each other. The preschool teacher may have worked with your child’s speech therapist for years, and the school team may already know the families down the street. That closeness can be a real advantage for a child with autism spectrum […]
Maybe your child stopped using words they used to say. Maybe a daycare teacher pulled you aside, or you’ve noticed your toddler lines up toys for hours and doesn’t turn when you call their name. When something feels different, the next step is often an autism evaluation. In a city the size of Columbus, it […]
In Kansas, Medicaid goes by a different name. Most families know it as KanCare, and that is the program that pays for applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy) for many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in Overland Park.1 ABA coverage through KanCare is newer than many parents realize. For years, these services reached only a […]
“Your insurance covers ABA therapy” is welcome news, and it still leaves most parents wondering what they’ll owe. Coverage means your plan will pay for applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy) under its rules. Those rules usually leave part of the bill with you, through a deductible, copays or coinsurance.123 The terms are easy to mix […]
Parents in Timonium often call us with one question before any other: will Medicaid pay for my child’s therapy? It’s a fair place to start. Applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy) is one of the most recommended supports for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and it usually takes place several days a week. Maryland Medicaid […]
Blue Gems ABA names Micah Friddle, M.S., BCBA, Vice President of Payer Strategy to lead payer partnerships, outcomes, and value-based care.
Moving to a new city is a lot for any family. There are boxes to pack and schools to enroll in, all while you learn a new neighborhood. When your child has autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and receives applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy), the list gets longer. You want to protect the progress they’ve made […]
Noticing that your child is developing differently from other kids their age can leave you with a lot of questions. Your toddler might not be using many words yet, or a preschool teacher may have mentioned something at pickup. For most families, the next step is an autism evaluation. Finding one can feel like a […]
Insurance is confusing enough with one plan. When your child has autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and you’re trying to arrange applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy), a second plan can raise even more questions. Some parents worry that having private insurance will disqualify their child from Medicaid. Others assume they have to pick one plan and […]
