At-Home Therapy
Convenient, effective therapy in the home.
- Who it supports
- Children with Autism
- Format
- In-Home
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Ages served
Children
Service format
In-Home · School-Based
Payment
Medicaid accepted
We provide in-home and school-based ABA across Macon and Bibb County. Our BCBAs coordinate with Bibb County Schools and attend IEP meetings, and caregivers receive weekly coaching. For children under 3, programming can focus on communication and social skills. Sessions may be scheduled on Saturdays or Sundays. We accept Georgia Medicaid, Alliant Health Plans, Cigna, Curative, First Health, Peach State Health Plan, and Amerigroup.
Convenient, effective therapy in the home.
Payment
Please confirm current benefits and eligibility directly before booking.
Georgia Medicaid
Cigna
MedicaidWhere we serve
Areas served
Macon
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At Hopebridge in Macon, ABA, occupational therapy, and speech therapy sit in one building, which can help when your child needs more than one service and you want the clinicians coordinating instead of you shuttling between unrelated offices. BCBAs lead ABA, while OT and SLP work on related motor, regulation, and communication goals, with a shared focus on the plan you sign off on. The center offers assessment, parent training, and sessions aimed at using skills in real routines. When you call, ask for availability by discipline, how hours are structured, and how your benefits apply to ABA, OT, and speech separately, because payers and authorizations are not always the same for each line.
We bring in-home ABA therapy to families across Macon, Georgia. Our team works with children with autism on skills that matter in everyday life, in the comfort of their home.
If you are new to ABA in Macon–Bibb County, All About ABA leans on play and your child’s own interests so practice feels less like a drill and more like the activities they already enjoy. The team works on communication, social interaction, and self-regulation, with plans that match your child’s current level rather than a generic checklist. They highlight parent training and try to make scheduling workable so strategies can carry over at home. On intake, ask which settings they offer where you live, what the first few weeks look like, and which insurance or funding options they can bill.
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