SEARHC — Juneau, AK (In-Home Services)

Inspire ABA Specialists' official Juneau page describes in-home and community-based ABA services for families in Juneau and nearby communities. Its listed services include early intervention, in-home ABA therapy, social-skills development, parent and caregiver training, and school and community support. The page says BCBAs and therapists provide personalized support and lists Juneau areas including Douglas, Auke Bay, Lemon Creek, Mendenhall Valley, Downtown Juneau, Thane, North Douglas, Tee Harbor, and West Juneau. Inspire's broader official pages also describe speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, social-skills groups, school collaboration and IEP support, and diagnostic screenings and referrals. The reviewed pages do not publish a named payer list, Medicaid status, street address for a Juneau clinic, or current availability. Families can call (907) 917-5225, email admin@inspireabaspecialists.com, or use the contact form to ask about services and funding.

New Summits ABA, LLC serves Juneau, Alaska with direct Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), social groups, parent training, group training, and consultation. Its ABA services page describes one-to-one direct therapy with a BCBA and individual child in functional home, school, and community settings, focused on specific treatment goals and maladaptive behaviors. The provider describes an initial assessment and treatment plan, reassessment and plan updates, social-skills groups, and parent training that may be delivered in person or by telehealth. New Summits publishes private-pay rates and says individual clients may submit claims to their own private insurers, but it does not accept private insurance carriers at this time. Its official pages do not publish a street address, named commercial payer list, Medicaid status, or current opening information. Families can use the provider's contact page to ask about fit, funding, and availability.

A New Day ABA is an Applied Behavior Analysis practice serving Anchorage, Alaska through home, school, and community settings. Its current starting-services page says the practice is at capacity and is referring families to other Anchorage ABA services. The provider's published process begins with an intake application and packet submission, followed by verification of benefits when needed, a Functional Assessment Interview, a formal assessment in the home, treatment-decision review, treatment-plan development based on assessment results and medical necessity, parent or guardian review, and any required insurance approval or authorization. The provider's official pages do not publish a named payer list or street address. Families can call (907) 931-6385, email Katie@ANewDayABA.com, or use the published intake form to ask questions or confirm current referral information.