BCBA-led ABA therapy for Aiken and CSRA families. We hire BCBAs and RBTs in the area so we can deliver in-home sessions plus telehealth where it fits.
Most families find us right after a diagnosis. There's a lot to take in. Insurance authorizations, IEPs, ABA, BCBAs, RBTs, the Autism Care Demonstration, the alphabet of it. Our team walks you through every piece in plain English. We run your insurance the same day you reach out so you know exactly what's covered. We handle the back-and-forth with insurance to advocate for the services your child qualifies for. You focus on your kid.
Aiken sits in the Central Savannah River Area, just across the river from Augusta, GA. Many of our families work in Augusta but live in Aiken County for South Carolina's better Medicaid autism coverage.
We hire BCBAs and RBTs across Aiken County so your team comes to you. No 45-minute drive to a clinic in Augusta.
A typical session is two to four hours of structured, play-based teaching, one on one with your child. Goals are real-life.
Some families use a mix of in-home and telehealth for BCBA supervision and parent training.
Aiken Regional Medical Centers handles some pediatric services. Children's Hospital of Georgia in Augusta is 30 minutes west for full evaluations.
Telehealth providers like As You Are and Prosper Health offer online autism evaluations, often with shorter wait times than a hospital clinic. SC Medicaid covers evaluation via telehealth under EPSDT.
Aiken County Public Schools covers Aiken. South Carolina law lets families bring their private ABA team into school. We coordinate with the district's Exceptional Children's office.
Fort Eisenhower (formerly Fort Gordon) is in nearby Augusta, GA. We work with families in Aiken on TRICARE. We are TRICARE-certified.
Call (843) 343-3576 or use the form below. We usually call back within an hour or two. No call center, no pressure.
All led by a BCBA. All built around your child.
Sessions in your house. Where your child actually lives.
For toddlers and preschoolers. The earlier we start, the more we can do.
Play, conversation, friendships. Practiced one moment at a time.
Functional communication for kids who do not yet have a way to be understood.
We teach you what we are doing. So the work doesn't stop when we leave.
For kids heading into 4K or Kindergarten next year.
Parent coaching and BCBA supervision over video.
Joint Base Charleston, Shaw, Fort Jackson, Beaufort families.
A close look at why challenging behaviors are happening.
SC law lets families bring their private ABA team into public school.
For families dealing with aggression, self-injury, elopement, or meltdowns.
For older kids and teens. Independence skills, executive function.
We run a verification of benefits the same day you reach out, so you know what's covered before you commit. We work with most major SC carriers, in-network or out-of-network.
Also in-network or out-of-network with SC Medicaid (Healthy Connections), Healthy Blue SC, Select Health of SC, First Choice by Select Health, Wellcare, and BabyNet. Same-day verification of benefits on every call.
SC Medicaid covers ABA therapy for eligible children with an autism diagnosis through the SC DHHS ASD program. Hours are based on your child's individual needs and what's authorized by your plan.
Aiken County Historical Museum is small and quiet. Hopelands Gardens is a calm park option.
Hopelands Gardens (quiet walking paths), Hitchcock Woods, and Citizens Park have open space and don't overstimulate.
ABBE Regional Library System branches in Aiken County host inclusive storytimes.
SC Autism Society runs a statewide parent line and resource library. Family Connection of South Carolina does parent-to-parent matching with families who have been through it.
Most families go from first call to active therapy in three to six weeks. We run a verification of benefits the same day you reach out. If you are still waiting on a diagnosis, we can point you to in-person evaluators or online providers like As You Are and Prosper Health who often have shorter wait times than a hospital clinic.
Yes. South Carolina law lets families bring their private ABA team into school. Your BCBA can attend IEP and BIP meetings, share session data with the teacher, and translate therapy goals into classroom-friendly language.
All ages. ABA can start as soon as a child is showing developmental concerns and continue into adolescence and adulthood when clinically appropriate. Call us with your child's age and we will talk through fit.
Yes. A parent or caregiver needs to be home during sessions. Many families stay in another room and use the time for their own things. We just need an adult on the property and available if something comes up.
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