
Sallyz Applied Behavior Services (Sallyz ABA)
Ages served
Ages 2-18
Service format
In-home support available
Payment
Medicaid accepted
Locations and service areas
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- 1645 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, CT 06074
About Sallyz Applied Behavior Services (Sallyz ABA)
Sallyz Applied Behavior Services provides ABA therapy in South Windsor for people with autism and related developmental disabilities. We offer therapy in our clinic or at home, and we partner with school districts to serve students. At our center, we work on skill acquisition, behavior reduction, and social skills training, and we now offer pediatric occupational therapy. We handle insurance authorization for services.
Services and care options
Needs and conditions supported
- ASD
- autism
- autism spectrum disorder
- developmental disabilities
Specialties
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Occupational Therapy
- Behavior Reduction
- Skill Acquisition
- Social Skills Training
- Evidence-Based Strategies
Programs at Sallyz Applied Behavior Services (Sallyz ABA)
- Center-Based Services
- In-Home Services
- School Consultations
- Occupational Therapy
- Community Services
- Clinical Services
- Individualized Treatment Plans
Payment
Insurance and payment
Please confirm current benefits and eligibility directly before booking.
Aetna
Anthem- Husky / Medicaid
UnitedHealthcare
Medicaid
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South Windsor
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