
Behavioral Innovations - Cockeysville — Cranbrook Rd
Ages served
Ages 0-12
Service format
In-Center
Payment
Medicaid accepted
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About Behavioral Innovations - Cockeysville — Cranbrook Rd
Behavioral Innovations offers center-based ABA therapy and autism services at its Cockeysville center, serving children and families across the north Baltimore area. Each child receives an individualized, BCBA-designed program covering early intervention, communication, social skills, and daily living, with diagnostic evaluations available. Care is delivered one-on-one in a structured clinic setting, with parents involved throughout.
Services and care options
Services
- ABA Therapy
- Early Intervention
- Diagnostic Evaluation
Session formats
- In-Center
Needs and conditions supported
- Autism
Payment
Insurance and payment
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- Medicaid
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Areas served
Cockeysville
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