Step 1 — Confirm an autism diagnosis
Insurance requires a current autism spectrum diagnosis to authorize ABA. If you don't have one yet, talk to your pediatrician about a referral for a diagnostic evaluation.
FAQ
How to Get In-Home ABA Therapy in Maryland
Starting in-home ABA therapy in Maryland is a short, structured process. Here's what to expect from your first call to your child's first session.
Step 2 — Submit an intake to ABA Prep
Share your ZIP code, contact details, and insurance information in our short intake form. Our team confirms coverage and openings, usually within one business day.
Step 3 — Complete the initial assessment
A BCBA meets your family, gets to know your child, and writes an individualized treatment plan. The plan is submitted to your insurance for prior authorization.
Step 4 — Start weekly sessions at home
Once authorization is in place, your RBT begins regular in-home sessions with weekly BCBA supervision and parent coaching.
Frequently asked
- How do I get in-home ABA therapy in Maryland?
- Confirm an autism diagnosis, submit an intake to an ABA provider like ABA Prep, complete the initial assessment, and start weekly sessions once authorization is approved.
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