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10 Best ABA Therapy Providers in Roseville, MN (2026)

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Why Choose ABA Therapy in Roseville?

Roseville's autism therapy center on this page is Action Behavior Centers on Centre Pointe Drive, which serves families from Roseville, Falcon Heights, Shoreview and nearby suburbs. It runs in-center ABA for children with autism from 18 months to 8 years. Partners in Excellence, also listed, offers ABA with speech and occupational therapy from Burnsville.

Comprehensive Autism Therapy Services in Roseville

Action Behavior Centers pairs BCBAs, who set goals and supervise, with Registered Behavior Technicians who deliver one-to-one sessions, weekdays from 8am to 5pm. Outside speech, occupational, feeding and physical therapists can hold sessions inside the center. Because ABC does not take Medicaid in Minnesota, Medical Assistance families should also contact programs that take MA, such as the Autism Institute of Minnesota in Maplewood, which lists Straight MA. Start an under-3 referral with Help Me Grow. When exploring special needs educational programs alongside behavioral therapy, families in Roseville often find that coordinated services produce the best outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions About ABA Therapy in Roseville

What does Action Behavior Centers in Roseville offer?
The Roseville clinic on Centre Pointe Drive provides in-center ABA for children with autism ages 18 months to 8 years and autism evaluation support for ages 18 months to 6. Sessions run Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Therapy targets communication, social interaction and daily living skills, plus school skills such as executive function. A BCBA meets with parents twice a month for Family Guidance sessions.
Does ABC Roseville take Medical Assistance for ABA?
No. Action Behavior Centers states that it does not accept Medicaid in Minnesota. If your child has Medical Assistance, ABA comes through EIDBI, which covers members under 21 with autism once a CMDE documents medical necessity. Ramsey County's MA managed care plans are Blue Plus, HealthPartners and Medica. The Autism Institute of Minnesota in Maplewood lists Straight MA, so call it alongside MAC Midwest's Vadnais Heights center.
Which insurance plans does ABC Roseville accept?
ABC's Roseville page lists Aetna, Allegiance, Blue Cross Blue Shield and BCBS of Minnesota, Carelon Behavioral Health, Cigna, Medica, UMR, United Healthcare, Allied Benefit Systems and All Savers, and it reports accepting more than 120 plans overall. If your plan is missing, ask ABC to verify it. Its insurance team also explains prior authorization and financial assistance before your child's first session.
Do we need an autism diagnosis before ABA in Roseville?
Yes. ABC requires a formal autism diagnosis before therapy starts, and it offers no-cost autism evaluations, including the ADOS-2, for children 18 months to 6. That helps if you are still waiting on a diagnosis elsewhere. For Medical Assistance, the diagnosis must come from a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant or mental health professional, followed by the CMDE that EIDBI requires.
My child is 10. Where can we find ABA near Roseville?
ABC Roseville stops at age 8, so look at programs that serve older children. MAC Midwest's Vadnais Heights center serves children and adolescents with full-day, part-day and Focused ABA, and the Autism Institute of Minnesota in Maplewood works with children from preschool through the teen years. EIDBI covers eligible Medical Assistance members until 21, and Minnesota's employer-plan mandate covers children under 18.
How can I get ABA started faster in Roseville?
Apply to two or three programs at once, for example ABC Roseville, MAC Midwest and AIM, and send each the same diagnosis report, insurance card and weekly schedule. ABC states it has no waitlist, so confirm a start date in writing once you finish intake, and keep your other applications open until sessions actually begin. Tell the remaining programs when you accept.
Who handles early intervention for babies and toddlers in Roseville?
Refer through Help Me Grow at 1-866-693-4769 or online, and the local district contacts you about a free screening or evaluation. Infant and Toddler Intervention covers eligible children from birth through age 2. Roseville Area Schools runs a Central Intake for early intervention, birth to 5 years, at 651-621-6139, so families inside that district can also call it directly.
How does ABA at ABC fit with school for older kids in Roseville?
Center-based sessions practice school skills like communication, social interaction and executive function. For school-age children, ABC Academy builds on that work and connects therapy goals to the classroom. If your child already has an IEP, bring a copy to intake so the BCBA can write goals that support it instead of repeating it, and ask whether the BCBA can join a school meeting with your consent.

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