ABA Therapy in Montgomery County, Ohio

In Ohio, many families can access ABA therapy through private insurance or Medicaid. Ohio's Medicaid program covers medically necessary ABA services for eligible children under age 21 as part of EPSDT (Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment).

Additionally, Ohio's autism insurance mandate requires many employer-sponsored health plans to include coverage for ABA. Some families also use the Ohio Autism Scholarship Program for school-age children.

Montgomery County families have access to ABA therapy delivered in multiple settings. In-home therapy allows children to work on skills in their natural environment, while center-based programs offer structured settings with peer interaction.

Telehealth ABA is also available, providing flexible options for families in Dayton and surrounding areas like Kettering, Beavercreek, and Huber Heights. This can be especially helpful for families with transportation challenges or busy schedules.

When choosing an ABA provider in Montgomery County, it's important to look for one led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who supervises a team of Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). Ask about the provider's experience with your child's specific needs, and whether they offer family training to support progress at home.

A good provider will also conduct a thorough assessment and create a personalized treatment plan with measurable goals. They should communicate clearly about scheduling, supervision hours, and progress reports.

Getting started is simple: fill out a brief form on our website with your child's diagnosis and insurance details (or Medicaid information). We'll match you with up to three BCBA-led providers in Montgomery County that have current availability.

Our service is completely free-there's no cost to you. We'll help you compare options, schedule initial consultations, and answer questions about coverage. Many families in Dayton and surrounding areas find a provider within days.