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ABA therapy and diagnosis support in Florida

ABA therapy, built around your child.

Every family arrives at a different point. We’ll help you understand a next step that fits yours.

Your child has an autism diagnosisExplore ABA therapy for ages 2 to 18, at home or at school.

You’re still seeking a diagnosisWe can help you understand next steps toward an evaluation.

We work with a wide range of insurance plans.

  • Aetna
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • BlueCross BlueShield
  • + More

Coverage and network status vary by plan, so we confirm yours with you.

Why America ABA

Good care should make life feel more possible.

More confidence in an ordinary moment. More ways to connect. Support that sees the whole child and the family around them.

Care that belongs in your world

Home, school and familiar routines can be part of learning, rather than a separate place your family has to build life around.

Your child, not a template

Your child's interests and comfort matter. Children have choices and can take breaks. If they show distress, we pause or adjust the activity.

You are part of the conversation

Stay informed through your parent portal, with session information, progress, updates and recommendations. Share questions and everyday priorities with your team.

Compassion backed by expertise

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst oversees your child's plan, with dedicated one-to-one support for home and school care.

“We want therapy to support the child’s real-world life and family, not become the entirety of it.”

Isaac BardavidCo-founder & CEO, America ABA.

Where we meet your family

Different settings. The same child-first approach.

We bring ABA into the places children live, learn and grow. Together, we find the setting and support that fit your child's needs.

What ABA can look like

Small moments.
Meaningful skills.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) uses individualized teaching and positive support to help children build everyday skills. Goals are shaped around your child, not a checklist for everyone.

These are examples. Your child's goals and support are determined through an individual clinical assessment.

  • Communication

    Finding ways to ask for help or express a need.

  • Play

    Taking turns and enjoying a favorite activity.

  • Getting dressed

    Practicing the small steps of getting ready.

  • Mealtimes

    Building familiarity with everyday meal routines.

  • Daily routines

    Understanding what comes next in the day.

  • Social connection

    Connecting with siblings, classmates and friends.

  • Independence

    Doing more everyday tasks with growing confidence.

  • School readiness

    Learning skills for classroom participation.

Your next step

A first hello. A clear way forward.

You do not have to figure everything out before reaching out. We will walk through the next steps with you.

  1. 01

    Reach out

    Call or share your contact details. Start with what is on your mind; we will help with the rest.

  2. 02

    Review your insurance

    We review your plan with you and help confirm benefits, costs and any authorization requirements.

  3. 03

    Get to know your child

    Tell us about your child's strengths, your family routines and what support would make a difference.

  4. 04

    Complete a clinical assessment

    Your family attends an in-home assessment with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. No preparation is needed from your family.

  5. 05

    Build a treatment plan

    Your family helps choose goals around everyday priorities. Together, we discuss the recommended support and a plan shaped around your child.

  6. 06

    Begin care, together

    Once required authorizations and arrangements are in place, care begins. Your parent portal includes session information, progress, updates and recommendations.

Coverage, authorization and availability affect the timing. We will discuss what that means for your family.

See how to get started

Looking for an autism evaluation first? We can connect you with our evaluation partners.

Meet Sarah Webster, our Clinical Director

The people behind the care

Expertise, with a human connection.

A family should feel heard, a child should feel understood, and the people supporting them should know what they are doing.

Sarah Webster

Clinical Director

Sarah brings over 10 years of experience to America ABA and leads the clinical team that oversees each child's care.

Get to know America ABA

A little clarity

Questions are a good place to start.

You can reach out before you have every answer. Here are a few things families often want to know.

See all FAQs & insurance answers
What is ABA therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) uses individualized teaching and positive support to help children build communication, social and everyday living skills. At America ABA, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst oversees each plan, with goals shaped around your child and family.

Do you have a waitlist?

No, America ABA does not have a waitlist. We help your family move forward with insurance review and a clinical assessment, then coordinate your child's start date. Timing depends on completing these steps and any required insurance authorization.

My child does not have a diagnosis yet. Can I still reach out?

Yes. We connect families with our evaluation partners and help them understand the next steps toward care. Visit our Diagnosis support page to learn more and request help getting started.

What ages do you serve?

America ABA serves children and teens ages 2 to 18. Your child's recommended services are individualized through a clinical assessment. We talk through insurance, authorization and availability with your family.

Is ABA covered by insurance?

Many plans cover ABA, but it depends on your plan. We can discuss your insurance and help you check; specific coverage and costs have to be confirmed with your insurer.

Care that fits your family starts here.

Looking for ABA support in Florida? Tell us about your child and the everyday moments that matter to your family. We’ll help you explore care at home or at school.