Amaze ABA

yes, we are fully in network with Medicaid, including the Katie Beckett Medicaid Waiver

We are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield. However, if your child has Medicaid as a secondary insurance, we can also work with many other commercial insurance plans, such as United Healthcare, Aetna, and Cigna, by utilizing your out-of-network benefits in combination with Medicaid. We are happy to review your specific insurance situation and explain your coverage options before you begin services.

We do not have a waitlist. Once we receive the required documentation from your family, we begin the intake process right away and submit everything the same day. After your insurance provider issues the necessary approval, we assign a BCBA within 24 hours to contact your family, schedule the initial assessment, and begin the treatment planning process. We are often able to accommodate assessments with next-day availability, depending on the family's schedule. Our goal is to move families through the process as quickly and smoothly as possible so children can begin receiving services without unnecessary delays.

We provide ABA services in the location of your choice. We do not operate a center that families come to. Instead, our therapists come to your child and provide services in the environment where they learn and grow best. Services can be provided in: Your home, Daycare, School, Community settings Our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) work in person with your child to provide the support they need to be successful in their everyday environment. This approach allows us to target meaningful skills where they are most naturally used and practiced.

We service birth to 18 years old

The process starts with an intake call. We then help you gather any required documents, such as the autism diagnostic report, insurance card, and referral for ABA services. If you do not have a referral, don't worry—we can request one from your child's doctor and provide you with a copy. Once we receive the documents, we submit them to insurance for approval right away. After approval is received, a BCBA will contact you to schedule an assessment, learn about your child's strengths and needs, and develop an individualized treatment plan. We do not have a waitlist and work to move families through the process as quickly as possible.

Yes, absolutely. Parent training and support are an integral part of ABA therapy and play a key role in a child's success. Our BCBAs work closely with caregivers to provide guidance, education, and practical strategies that can be used in everyday situations. By partnering with families, we help ensure that skills learned during therapy are carried over into the home and community, leading to more meaningful and lasting progress.