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ABA Therapy Centers in Florida

Find ABA therapy centers across 54 cities in Florida. Compare ABA clinics and autism therapy providers. Browse by city to find providers near you.

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Miami

31 ABA therapy centers

Tampa

23 ABA therapy centers

Orlando

19 ABA therapy centers

Jacksonville

11 ABA therapy centers

Boca Raton

9 ABA therapy centers

Cape Coral

8 ABA therapy centers

West Palm Beach

8 ABA therapy centers

Fort Lauderdale

7 ABA therapy centers

Lakeland

7 ABA therapy centers

Naples

7 ABA therapy centers

Davie

6 ABA therapy centers

Ocala

6 ABA therapy centers

Coral Springs

5 ABA therapy centers

Port St. Lucie

5 ABA therapy centers

Sunrise

5 ABA therapy centers

Plantation

4 ABA therapy centers

Riverview

4 ABA therapy centers

Sarasota

4 ABA therapy centers

Kissimmee

3 ABA therapy centers

Clermont

2 ABA therapy centers

Gainesville

2 ABA therapy centers

Hialeah

2 ABA therapy centers

Lauderhill

2 ABA therapy centers

Margate

2 ABA therapy centers

Melbourne

2 ABA therapy centers

Palm Bay

2 ABA therapy centers

Palmetto Bay

2 ABA therapy centers

Weston

2 ABA therapy centers

Winter Garden

2 ABA therapy centers

Apollo Beach

1 ABA therapy center

Aventura

1 ABA therapy center

Brandon

1 ABA therapy center

Casselberry

1 ABA therapy center

Cocoa

1 ABA therapy center

Coral Gables

1 ABA therapy center

Daytona Beach

1 ABA therapy center

Hollywood

1 ABA therapy center

Jupiter

1 ABA therapy center

Kendall

1 ABA therapy center

Lutz

1 ABA therapy center

Miami Beach

1 ABA therapy center

Niceville

1 ABA therapy center

Orange Park

1 ABA therapy center

Palm Springs

1 ABA therapy center

Panama City Beach

1 ABA therapy center

Pembroke Pines

1 ABA therapy center

Pensacola

1 ABA therapy center

Port Charlotte

1 ABA therapy center

St Cloud

1 ABA therapy center

St. Petersburg

1 ABA therapy center

Stuart

1 ABA therapy center

Tallahassee

1 ABA therapy center

Tavares

1 ABA therapy center

Temple Terrace

1 ABA therapy center

Therapy and autism supports in Florida

Florida’s therapy landscape includes Medicaid managed care, the iBudget waiver, commercial insurance, and Early Steps. A family may use more than one path, but the coverage rule, provider network, and paperwork are not shared between them.

This directory currently has 217 therapy centers across 54 cities in Florida. Listings and public programs are separate: confirm a provider's network status, credentialing, and current intake directly.

Medicaid and CHIP in Florida

Florida Medicaid administers services through Statewide Medicaid Managed Care. Confirm the child’s assigned plan, its current behavioral-health authorization process, and its in-network provider rules rather than treating Medicaid as a single fee-for-service benefit.

Commercial insurance in Florida

Florida’s autism coverage statute applies to qualifying state-regulated plans. It does not make every employer plan identical, and self-funded employer plans may be governed by ERISA instead. Check the policy’s treatment, age, network, and authorization terms.

Florida waivers and disability supports

Agency for Persons with Disabilities administers the iBudget waiver for eligible people with developmental disabilities. Waiver access and a health-plan therapy benefit are different routes.

Birth-to-three services in Florida

Florida Early Steps is the official Part C program for children from birth to age three.

Practical access in Florida

Managed-care plan changes and provider-network status can interrupt a referral. Keep the plan’s written authorization and the provider’s service approval together.

A practical starting point in Florida

  1. Ask the Medicaid plan whether the service is covered and who authorizes it.
  2. Contact the Agency for Persons with Disabilities separately about iBudget supports.
  3. Use Early Steps for the birth-to-three referral rather than waiting for a waiver decision.

Florida therapy questions

What should families confirm with Medicaid or CHIP in Florida?

Florida Medicaid administers services through Statewide Medicaid Managed Care. Confirm the child’s assigned plan, its current behavioral-health authorization process, and its in-network provider rules rather than treating Medicaid as a single fee-for-service benefit.

Does Florida’s state-regulated autism insurance requirements apply to every Florida employer plan?

Florida’s autism coverage statute applies to qualifying state-regulated plans. It does not make every employer plan identical, and self-funded employer plans may be governed by ERISA instead. Check the policy’s treatment, age, network, and authorization terms. Self-funded employer plans are generally regulated under federal ERISA rather than state insurance mandates. Ask the plan administrator for the written benefit, authorization, and appeal rules.

How does Florida iBudget waiver fit with therapy coverage?

Agency for Persons with Disabilities administers the iBudget waiver for eligible people with developmental disabilities. Waiver access and a health-plan therapy benefit are different routes.

When should a family contact Florida Early Steps?

Florida Early Steps is the official Part C program for children from birth to age three.

What is the difference between Florida Medicaid managed care and the iBudget waiver?

Managed-care plan changes and provider-network status can interrupt a referral. Keep the plan’s written authorization and the provider’s service approval together.

Planning resources

Primary sources

Last reviewed against the linked primary sources on July 29, 2026. Medicaid, CHIP, commercial insurance, self-funded employer plans, military coverage, waiver programs, and school services follow different rules. This page is general information, not legal, medical, or benefits advice.

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