ABA therapy helps children with autism build practical skills like communication, social interaction, independence, and daily routines. Each care plan is personalized by a BCBA and taught through compassionate, one-on-one support.
ABA therapy may help if your child needs support with communication, behavior, social skills, play, self-care, or independence. A BCBA can assess your child’s needs and guide your family on the next best step.
You can expect a warm introduction, time to discuss your child’s needs, and a review of your family’s goals. The team may also review insurance and explain the assessment process.
Most health insurance plans cover ABA therapy. ABC’s insurance specialists help verify your benefits, explain possible costs, and manage the insurance process for you.
Progress looks different for every child. ABA therapy uses measurable goals, so families can track growth in communication, behavior, daily routines, and independence over time.
Yes, in-home ABA therapy may be an option when a child’s treatment plan includes services in the home. Working in a familiar environment can give therapists and parents opportunities to work on skills during everyday routines.
The first step is to contact BASES Autism Services and share some basic information about your child and the support you’re looking for. The team can explain the intake and assessment process, discuss available services, review insurance information, and help you understand the next steps.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) oversees the clinical side of an ABA program. The BCBA may conduct assessments, develop treatment goals, review progress data, adjust treatment strategies, and supervise the professionals who provide direct therapy.
Yes. BASES Autism Services Center is located in Elk Grove Village, 60007 and provides ABA services for children and families in the area. Families can contact BASES Autism Services to learn more.
