In-home ABA therapy

Some skills only make sense where they're used. Getting dressed happens in a bedroom. Dinner-table patience happens at a dinner table. In-home ABA brings your child's ABA therapist — a trained behavior technician, working a BCBA-designed plan — to the place those skills live.

What a home session looks like

Your child's ABA therapist arrives with a plan built around your child's goals and your home's real rhythm. Sessions blend structured practice with play your child already loves — and because you're nearby, parent coaching happens naturally rather than in a conference room.

The therapist records progress at every session, and your BCBA visits regularly to watch, adjust the plan, and answer your questions face to face.

Your home stays your home

We work around naps, siblings, and schedules — not the other way. No furniture rearranging, no clinic-in-your-living-room takeover. If a session needs materials, we bring them and we take them back.

What in-home ABA therapy costs

The honest answer: it depends on your plan, not on a price list — which is why the free benefit check comes before anything else. Most families pay little or nothing for in-home ABA once their benefits are confirmed, Medicaid or private.

Send us a photo of your insurance card and we'll come back — usually within a business day — with a plain-English summary of what your plan covers and what you'd owe. Free, whether or not you ever work with us.

Where we offer in-home ABA

We offer in-home ABA to families in every Kansas and Colorado county, coordinated by the team nearest you. Pick your team city or county for local numbers, schools, ZIP codes and nearby towns.

Who we're here for: Kansas is home to about 179,460 children under 5 and 704,821 under 18; Colorado is home to about 315,470 children under 5 and 1,240,882 under 18 (Census ACS 2023 estimates).

In-home ABA: questions parents ask

Do I have to be home during in-home ABA sessions?

In most cases an adult caregiver is home during sessions — your intake advocate will walk through the details for your family. You don't have to sit in on every minute, but being nearby and joining for coaching moments is a big part of why in-home ABA works.

How far will your ABA therapists travel for in-home sessions?

We serve families across Kansas and Colorado. In and near our team cities, in-home visits are routine; farther out, we plan visits in blocks and add telehealth between them. Tell us your ZIP code and we'll give you an honest answer for your address.

What does an in-home ABA session look like?

Your child's ABA therapist works on goals your BCBA wrote — often woven into everyday routines like meals, dressing, play and transitions — and records progress so the BCBA can adjust the plan.

Is in-home ABA covered by insurance?

It depends on your plan, so we check yours for free. Send a photo of your insurance card and we'll verify your ABA benefits and explain them in plain English, usually within a business day.

Wondering if in-home ABA fits your child?

That’s exactly the conversation our intake advocates have all day. Fifteen minutes, no commitment, and an honest answer — including “a different setting would serve your child better.”

Ready for a plan instead of a waitlist?

Fifteen minutes with an intake advocate answers the coverage question, the timing question, and the what-happens-next question — free.

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