In-Home ABA Therapy in Atlanta, GA

At Playful Steps ABA, we believe every family deserves access to quality behavioral support. Our mission is to reduce barriers that often delay or limit care by providing compassionate, individualized, and family-centered services. We partner with families every step of the way, helping children build meaningful skills, increase independence, and reach their full potential. Through collaboration, education, and accessible support, we strive to create positive outcomes for the families we serve.

• In-home
• School-based
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

Our Goal is to provide highly effective treatment for children with autism and their parents by following a method scientifically proven to bring clear results. The method we use is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) based on extensive clinical peer reviewed research. We service families with children and adolescents on the autism spectrum 18 months to 18 years. Therapy addresses a variety of areas including language, cognitive, social, self-help (potty training, dressing, grooming, eating), gross motor & fine motor skills, play skills, and behavioral issues. Behavioral consultation includes ​skill assessment, functional behavioral assessment, treatment planning, parent training, and creating a behavior intervention plan (BIP). We are locally owned with a heavy emphasis on in family involvement, flexibility, intervening in natural environments (home, schools, daycares, and other community locations), and extensive Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) training. We provide individualized treatment with hours recommended based on thorough assessment (4-40 hours a week depending on level of need). Our goal is for the child/adolescent to become more independent, develop healthy relationships, and eventually fade services. Our Behavior Analysts provide in-person supervision so that we can give RBT's direct support and adjust plans as needed. We provide parent training to help families work with their own children.

• Community-based
• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

Atlanta Autism Center combines diagnostic evaluations with ongoing therapy so families can move from assessment to treatment without hunting for a second front desk. The practice advertises ACQ accreditation and a multilingual team, which can matter if caregivers prefer consults in a language other than English. Services can span ABA plus speech and occupational therapy when those disciplines are in scope for your child. Ask how scheduling works across departments, who owns the master goal list, and how they share reports with schools or pediatricians.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

Our Atlanta program offers early intervention and ABA therapy for children and teens, with in-home and school-based services. Families begin with assessment and consultation, then work with the clinical team to plan individualized support. Our Atlanta office is at 3098 Piedmont Road NE, Suite 200. We also provide autism diagnostic evaluations for families seeking assessment and treatment in Georgia.

• In-home
• School-based

Our Buckhead office at 3355 Lenox Drive, Building 100, Suite 750, provides ABA therapy and diagnostic autism assessments, now operating as Already Autism Health. We are BHCOE-accredited with no waitlist: most families start therapy within 2 to 4 weeks, and diagnostic assessments are scheduled within 2 weeks. We accept BCBS, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, and Medicaid.

• In-home
• Center-based
• Medicaid
• Autism Diagnosis

We provide intensive early-intervention ABA for young children with autism in Atlanta, in the clinic, at home, and in the community. A BCBA oversees treatment, including natural-environment teaching and caregiver participation. Goals support communication, learning, and everyday independence. We participate with Aetna, Amerigroup, Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield, CareSource, Cigna, Georgia Medicaid, Peach State, and UnitedHealthcare; out-of-network arrangements may also be available. Our Atlanta location is at 5163 Roswell Road.

• Center-based
• Community-based
• Medicaid
• Early intervention

Our Atlanta ABA center at 2303 Cumberland Parkway serves children with autism from 18 months through adolescence, with Georgia-licensed BCBAs writing each treatment plan. The center includes sensory integration tools and structured peer interaction. We also have an Alpharetta center on Atlantis Place and provide in-home ABA in Sandy Springs. A free consultation is the first step for new families.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

Hopebridge has offered center-based, one-to-one therapy for children with autism and related developmental needs since 2005. The Atlanta center combines ABA with occupational therapy, speech therapy, and feeding support when your authorization bundles those services. Expect a busy interdisciplinary schedule—ask how they hand off between disciplines, how feeding goals overlap with OT, and what parent observation looks like. Insurance panels vary by site; verify your plan with their intake team before assuming coverage.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

In Atlanta, we work with families to build ABA goals around communication, daily routines, social interaction, and learning in everyday settings. Our services are provided at home and in school, with individualized treatment planning and caregiver collaboration. Kyo’s Atlanta office is at 1372 Peachtree Street NE; therapy takes place in the home, school, or community when that setting fits the child’s goals.

• In-home
• School-based
• Telehealth

Supportive Care ABA is a dedicated home-based agency focused on creating a warm and comfortable environment for therapeutic growth. Their philosophy centers on the belief that every child has unique strengths and talents waiting to be discovered. By delivering therapy in the home, they aim to unlock every child's potential in a setting where they feel most safe and secure. Their "Skills, Support, Success" model is designed to give children the practical tools they need to communicate, react, and behave positively throughout their daily lives. Simultaneously, they place a huge emphasis on supporting parents, guiding them to become the best support system for their child. This dual focus ensures that progress is sustained long after the therapy sessions end. Supportive Care ABA is also known for its accessibility, accepting a wide range of insurance plans including Medicaid, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and others. This commitment to accessibility ensures that more families in Georgia can access high-quality, evidence-based ABA therapy without financial barriers standing in the way.

• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

Our Smyrna center at 1155 Concord Rd SE, Suite 220, is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM. BCBAs and RBTs provide ABA at the center, at home, and in the community, with school-based sessions when clinically appropriate. New families join Sprouts (ages 0 to 4) or Sprigs (ages 4 to 6), and we offer family guidance and a free consultation. We accept BCBS, Aetna, TRICARE, Cigna, Humana, United Healthcare, and Medicaid.

• Center-based
• Community-based
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

We provide in-home ABA therapy in Smyrna, where most of our services take place in the family's home. Families can observe sessions, give feedback to our staff, and take part, while therapy builds functional communication and age-appropriate social skills. We are BHCOE accredited and accept most insurance providers, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Tricare, and United Healthcare.

• In-home

We provide Smyrna-area families with individualized ABA at home and at our Atlanta center at 2303 Cumberland Parkway; our Alpharetta clinic is another Georgia option. Georgia-licensed BCBAs develop plans around the child and family's needs, with goals for social, communication, and everyday skills. Intake gathers information about the child and guides assessment and service planning.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid
• Telehealth

We provide ABA therapy in Fayetteville and other Georgia communities, including Fayette, Coweta, and Fulton counties. Sessions can take place in homes, schools, and daycares for individuals ages 18 months through 21 years. Caregivers can join monthly parent training over Zoom, and families can work with our Family Resource Navigator.

• In-home
• School-based
• Medicaid