Telehealth ABA services
Kansas and Colorado are big states, and expertise shouldn't require a two-hour drive. Telehealth brings your BCBA to your kitchen table by video — for coaching, caregiver training, and remote supervision that keeps in-person therapy sharp.

What works well over video
Coaching sessions genuinely shine on telehealth: your BCBA watches real moments in your real home and coaches you live — often more naturally than in a clinic. Remote BCBA supervision of in-person sessions also works well, adding expert eyes without adding drive time.
We're honest about limits, too: most young children still need in-person technician hours for direct therapy, and parent training works beautifully in person as well as on video. Telehealth is a powerful part of a plan, not usually the whole plan.
Simple to join
If you can join a video call, you can do telehealth — a phone, tablet, or laptop is all it takes. Sessions run on a secure, healthcare-grade video platform, and our team helps you get set up before the first appointment.
Does insurance cover telehealth ABA?
Telehealth coverage is set plan by plan, like everything else in insurance. Rather than guess at yours, we check it free: send a photo of your insurance card and we'll tell you exactly where your family stands, usually within a business day.
Where we offer telehealth
We offer telehealth 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.
Why telehealth works here: about 89% of Kansas households have broadband; about 93% of Colorado households have broadband (Census ACS 2023 estimates).
- Wichita — Sedgwick County, Harvey County, Butler County, Sumner County, Cowley County, Reno County and more
- Overland Park
- Kansas City — Wyandotte County, Leavenworth County, Doniphan County
- Olathe — Johnson County, Miami County, Franklin County, Linn County, Anderson County, Bourbon County and more
- Topeka — Shawnee County, Jefferson County, Douglas County, Jackson County, Osage County, Wabaunsee County and more
- Denver — Denver County, Broomfield County
- Colorado Springs — El Paso County, Teller County, Fremont County, Pueblo County, Custer County, Crowley County and more
- Aurora — Arapahoe County, Adams County, Elbert County, Morgan County, Washington County, Kit Carson County and more
- Fort Collins — Larimer County, Weld County, Jackson County, Routt County, Logan County, Sedgwick County and more
- Lakewood — Jefferson County, Gilpin County, Douglas County, Clear Creek County, Boulder County, Park County and more
Telehealth: questions parents ask
Does telehealth replace in-person ABA?
What do we need for a telehealth session?
Is telehealth useful if we live far from your team?
Is telehealth ABA covered by insurance?
Wondering if telehealth 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.
