In-Home ABA Therapy in Savannah, GA

We offer individualized in-home ABA therapy to families across Georgia, from the Atlanta area to Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Albany, and other communities. Our clinicians partner with parents to make treatment goals practical within home routines and to support lasting growth in communication, social skills, daily living, and independence.

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

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Above and Beyond ABA serves the Savannah area with in-home, center, and school-based ABA, so you can compare where your child does best: home for routine-based goals, a clinic for structured sessions, or school for alignment with the IEP team when the district and payer agree. The usual flow is an inquiry call, information gathering, insurance or Medicaid authorization, BCBA assessment, then a scheduled therapist under BCBA supervision. They take Medicaid and most major plans; you should still verify in-network status, any prior authorization, and out-of-pocket amounts. A parent portal shares updates between visits—ask how often the BCBA will adjust the plan and how you are included in that loop.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid

Hidden Talents ABA is at 100 Bull Street, Suite 200, Savannah, and provides in-home ABA for children on the spectrum or with other developmental needs across the area. A BCBA and RBTs build plans around your priorities—whether that is language, play, self-help, or replacing unsafe behavior—and sessions happen in your home so you can see how skills fit your routines. The team lists a broad set of services from communication and social work to daily living, toileting, and behavior support; ask which goals will start first and how they measure progress. They say they work with many insurers in Savannah; bring your plan details and ask about ABA benefits, single-case agreements, and what paperwork you need. They also run community workshops—useful if you want local resources beyond weekly therapy.

• In-home
• Medicaid

We provide individualized, evidence-based ABA therapy that focuses on each child's unique strengths, goals, and needs. Our approach emphasizes meaningful skill development, family involvement, and compassionate care to help children succeed at home, in school, and in their communities.

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

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Positive Behavior Supports Corporation (Team PBS) is a leading national provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, serving families across Georgia including East Georgia, Middle Georgia, North Georgia, River Valley, and South Georgia regions. The organization embraces Positive Behavior Support (PBS), a research-based approach to supporting people of all ages with behavioral challenges in home, school, and community settings. Their mission is to create quality of life outcomes that last, helping individuals reach their full potential through individualized ABA therapy. Team PBS provides comprehensive ABA services for individuals with autism and related disabilities, focusing on decreasing challenging behaviors while increasing appropriate behaviors and addressing skill deficits. After an autism diagnosis, their professional team walks families through the next steps with compassion and expertise. What sets Team PBS apart is their flexibility in service delivery—they provide ABA therapy in home, school, and community settings, meeting families where they are most comfortable and where skills can be most naturally applied. The therapy process begins when families submit a request for ABA services. Within two business days, a PBS team member responds with a status update. Their clinical team then works to secure an initial assessment authorization through the family's insurance or funding source. Once authorized, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst conducts a comprehensive assessment to address behaviors of concern and collaborates with the family to create a personalized behavior intervention plan for ongoing therapy. Team PBS accepts nearly all major insurance companies and offers various training opportunities including a 40 Hour RBT Course and hundreds of CEU credits for behavior analysts. Their commitment to ongoing professional development ensures families receive evidence-based, state-of-the-art ABA interventions.

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

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We provide individualized ABA in Savannah for children and young adults with autism and related diagnoses. Sessions take place at home, at school or in the community. Our practice is led by BCBAs and doctoral-level BCBA-Ds.

• In-home
• School-based

Kind Behavioral Health in Savannah (5703 Waters Avenue) is an ABA clinic for young children. They describe clinic, home, and school service options depending on your plan and the clinical case—ask which settings they are offering right now in Chatham County. Clinic supervisor Elle Ingarra, M.S., BCBA, is listed as a Simmons-trained analyst with experience for ages 2 through young adulthood across home, school, and clinic, and she is named as a local clinical lead. They accept many commercial plans and Medicaid, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross, United, Anthem, and Humana Military, among others; your policy still governs what is paid, so have your card ready for authorizations. Ask about the start timeline and staffing before you count on a set start date.

• Center-based
• In-home
• Medicaid

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My Team ABA brings personalized, at-home Applied Behavior Analysis therapy to children with autism throughout Georgia, including Savannah and surrounding communities. Founded by Yedida Teichman, MA CCC-SLP and Rita Schwartz, MA CCC-SLP, the practice combines over 30 years of collective field experience with the passion of parents who understand the worries families face when their child isn't developing as quickly as their peers. Their mission is to bring meaningful milestones within every family's reach. My Team ABA distinguishes itself through three core values: Collaboration, Communication, and Celebration. They invest in strong partnerships with parents, designing care plans with family input instead of working in isolation. They count on ongoing feedback to constantly reevaluate how best to support each child. And they take genuine pride in every child's achievements, building success one step at a time. This parent-centered approach ensures families are active participants in their child's therapy journey. Their ABA therapy program is evidence-based and endorsed by the US Surgeon General and the American Psychological Association. It's an adaptable treatment customized to meet each individual's needs, encouraging progress by building on the child's strengths and interests while focusing on meaningful participation in home, school, and community settings. Getting started is simple: families reach out to the intake department for an initial consultation, a My Team advocate works with insurance to get authorization, an expert BCBA evaluates the child and creates a personalized treatment plan, and then a friendly ABA therapist implements the plan under BCBA supervision. The practice partners with numerous insurance providers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, Wellcare, Amerigroup, CareSource, Humana, Medicaid, Peach State Health Plan, Aetna, and Kaiser.

• In-home
• Medicaid

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