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ASPECTS for Behavior logo
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ASPECTS for Behavior - North Las Vegas

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North Las Vegas, NVAges 2-22

ASPECTS stands for A Special Place Everyone Comes Together with Solutions, and that idea shapes how we deliver ABA intervention. We work with parents and other therapy providers to set goals for each patient, using formal and informal assessments to find skill gaps in areas such as potty training, social skills, and language development. We serve patients ages 2 to 22, and children who enter our program before age 16 can continue into our adult treatment program. We match each patient with a provider whose experience fits their age and needs, which supports continuity and long-standing relationships with families. Ongoing assessment tracks progress, with a formal review at six months.

  • Center-based
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder
OptumAnthemMolinaUnitedHealthcare+ 3 more
Child at Project MIND
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Project MIND - North Las Vegas

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North Las Vegas, NVAges 1-22

Sessions at our North Las Vegas clinic start with your child choosing the first activity. We practice assent-based, trauma-informed ABA that is play-based and built around who each child is, with distress met by comfort and goals written around communication, independence, and joy. Cameras are always on, and parents may observe any session. Our early intensive behavioral intervention program starts as early as 18 months, and we serve children and young people through age 22. We also offer Pre-K readiness in a real preschool setting, social skills groups for ages 7 to 22, parent collaboration sessions, and support for children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Care is available in English and Spanish at Ann Professional Plaza, open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

  • Center-based
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder
  • Developmental differences
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCignaUnitedHealthcareUMR+ 4 more
Proud Moments ABA North Las Vegas clinic
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Proud Moments ABA - North Las Vegas

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North Las Vegas, NVChildren

Our Craig Road clinic brings center-based ABA therapy to families in North Las Vegas. Children with autism work one-on-one with a therapist in a structured, supportive setting, building communication, social skills, and independence through individualized programs. Every child is assessed by one of our BCBAs, who designs a personalized treatment plan and leads a matched care team. We offer regular parent training and direct supervision of the techniques families use at home, and senior clinicians review progress data on an ongoing basis. Proud Moments has served Nevada families since 2022. The clinic is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

  • Center-based
  • Autism spectrum disorder
CignaAetnaTricareBlue Cross Blue Shield+ 3 more
A Balanced Approach ABA
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A Balanced Approach - Henderson

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Serving North Las Vegas, NVChildren

A Balanced Approach brings in-home ABA services to families in Henderson and the south side of Las Vegas, both southeast and southwest. Our work draws on more than 20 years in the autism field, from classroom teaching and consulting to private ABA, and we focus on the gaps between one-on-one therapy and school. Full-time, clinic-based services are not the right fit for every family, so we build flexible combinations of home, school, and community support, along with 1:1, small group, and large group services. We also offer intensive family support and coaching and IEP advocacy, helping each family find the mix of services and settings that works best.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Cigna/EvernorthTricareAmBetterAetna+ 6 more
Buzz & Flutter ABA
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Buzz & Flutter ABA - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NVChildren

Our team brings in-home ABA therapy to children with autism across Las Vegas, including North Las Vegas neighborhoods such as Aliante, Craig Ranch, and Centennial, and Henderson. Sessions take place one-on-one in your home, using sensory-friendly tools and your child's favorite reinforcers so learning feels like play. Each plan begins with a full assessment, and our BCBAs work to understand the reason behind a behavior before designing the intervention. RBTs focus on communication, social skills, emotional regulation, transitions, and daily routines, with progress tracked through continuous data. Families take part in every step, and we offer morning, afternoon, and evening sessions.

  • In-home
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder
  • ADHD
AetnaAnthemBlue Cross Blue ShieldCigna+ 2 more
Compassionate Mindful ABA logo
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Compassionate Mindful ABA, LLC - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NVChildren and adults

Compassionate Mindful ABA is a BCBA-led practice serving families in Las Vegas and Henderson, in the home and virtually. Each family starts with a comprehensive ABA assessment of the child's strengths, needs, and communication style, followed by a customized behavior intervention plan and practical skill-building goals. Parent coaching is at the heart of the work. We show caregivers how to use a child's interests to encourage communication, prompt simple words like help, more, and open, build play skills, and respond to challenging behavior with clarity. Families can begin coaching without a formal diagnosis, and many start while they wait for full-time ABA services. We work with children and adults with autism.

  • In-home
  • Telehealth
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Higher Goals ABA logo
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Higher Goals ABA - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NVChildren

Higher Goals ABA provides family-centered ABA therapy across Nevada, with our office in downtown Las Vegas and in-home and community services reaching counties including Carson City, Douglas, Lyon, Washoe, and Elko. Our programs build language, communication, and social skills, with long-term support and parent training built in. We work where your child needs us: at home, in the classroom during activities and hard transitions like lunch and recess, in community settings, and in social skills groups that help children build peer relationships. Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts and therapists offer early intervention programs, caregiver training, and flexible scheduling that fits your family.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Inclusive ABA
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Inclusive ABA - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NVChildren

We provide in-home ABA therapy for children with autism across the Las Vegas Valley, including Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Henderson. Therapy happens in the familiar setting of your home, where our therapists work on communication, social and daily living skills, sensory regulation, potty training, following instructions, and handling big emotions. Every plan starts with an evaluation by a BCBA, and a therapist carries it out under BCBA supervision once it is authorized. We also offer in-school ABA in partnership with teachers and school staff, plus ongoing parent training with bilingual options and flexible scheduling. Our regional office is on South Eastern Avenue in Las Vegas.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Telehealth
  • Autism spectrum disorder

Other ABA Providers in North Las Vegas

Lightship ABA - Las Vegas
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Lightship ABA - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NV

Lightship provides in-home ABA therapy for individuals with autism and their families in the Las Vegas area, and our team speaks Spanish. Every person we work with has different strengths, needs, and a story of their own, so each program is personalized, evidence-based, and built around the client. Applied behavior analysis guides our work on communication, social skills, and behavior management. Because every family is different, we take time to understand your values and needs. Family support and training sessions cover autism, behavior management, and practical strategies you can use at home, so progress made in therapy continues between visits. New clients can request services through our online form.

  • In-home
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Little Lemons Therapy - Las Vegas

Little Lemons Therapy - Las Vegas

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Serving North Las Vegas, NV

Since 2018, Little Lemons Therapy has provided individualized ABA to families in Las Vegas. Our team of BCBAs, BCaBAs, and RBTs offers 1:1 therapy at home, in our clinic, at school, or in the community, with telehealth available, and we bring a trauma-informed approach to every family. Clinicians combine discrete trial training, pivotal response treatment, and natural environment training so new skills hold up across settings. Caregivers take part in every step, from assessment and treatment planning to caregiver training. We also run social skills groups, complete functional behavior assessments and independent education evaluations, consult on IEPs and behavior plans, and supervise BCaBA and BCBA candidates as an approved ACE provider.

  • In-home
  • Center-based
  • Telehealth
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Patterns Behavioral Services - Henderson logo

Patterns Behavioral Services - Henderson

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Serving North Las Vegas, NV
Ages:Children

From our Henderson office, our team provides 1:1 ABA services in which trained Direct Interventionists work individually with your child on the goals that matter most to your family, from reducing tantrums to sleeping in their own bed. Case Supervisors train and support both the family and the interventionist throughout care. We also offer parent consultation and parent training in person and online, social groups with peers, functional behavior assessments, IEP support, and 1:1 support at school. Our clinical team includes former teachers and school administrators who help families through the IEP process. Appointments are available every day of the week, including holidays, from early morning into the evening.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Medicaid
  • Telehealth
Starlight ABA - Reno
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Starlight ABA - Reno

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Serving North Las Vegas, NV
Ages:Children

Starlight ABA brings in-home ABA therapy to children with autism and their families throughout Nevada, from the Las Vegas Valley and Reno and Sparks to Carson City, Lake Tahoe, and rural towns like Elko, Ely, Fallon, Winnemucca, and Pahrump. Our Nevada office is in downtown Reno. Sessions happen at home, where your child feels most comfortable, and each program is built around your child's goals and pace. Board certified BCBAs lead every team, and parent coaching is part of every plan so families can use the same strategies between sessions. Our care specialists check insurance benefits with you during the first call and handle the paperwork.

  • In-home
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder
Thrive Path ABA - Henderson
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Thrive Path ABA - Henderson

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Serving North Las Vegas, NV

Our BCBAs and therapists deliver ABA where children naturally live, learn, and play, at home, at school, and out in the community across Clark County. Sessions build communication, independence, and social skills through guided experiences such as dining out, community outings, social interactions, and daily routines. Care begins with a thorough intake assessment of your child's routines, strengths, and daily environment. We then design a plan around your family's life, track progress with data, and refine the plan every two weeks. Co-founder and clinical director Krissanee Holtzclaw is a BCBA with more than 19 years of experience across home, school, and clinical settings. We are credentialed with Nevada Medicaid.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Medicaid
  • Autism spectrum disorder

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Why Choose ABA Therapy in North Las Vegas?

A lot of North Las Vegas parents weigh one thing first: drive to a clinic, or have a therapist come to the house? Newer north side neighborhoods like Aliante can be a long way from the clinic you like, and an in-home team saves that trip. Military families near Nellis also have TRICARE rules to sort out. Whatever you choose, ask each provider early whether its home therapists cover your part of town.

Comprehensive Autism Therapy Services in North Las Vegas

Children under three get a free evaluation through Nevada Early Intervention Services and the southern Nevada programs it contracts with. Call Project Assist at 1-800-522-0066 for a referral, or browse the early intervention program list. From three on, the Clark County School District evaluates students at their zoned campus, and the CCSD Child Find Project handles preschoolers, private school students, and homeschoolers. Nevada Medicaid pays for medically necessary ABA up to age 21, either through a managed care plan or fee-for-service. TRICARE covers ABA through its Comprehensive Autism Care Demonstration. Desert Regional Center gives eligible residents with developmental disabilities a service coordinator. Grab the ABA intake checklist before your first call. When exploring special needs educational programs alongside behavioral therapy, families in North Las Vegas often find that coordinated services produce the best outcomes.

Understanding Insurance Coverage for ABA Therapy in North Las Vegas

Nevada's group health insurance statute, NRS 689B.0335, requires covered plans to include screening, diagnosis, and treatment of autism spectrum disorders for insured people under 18, or until age 22 if still enrolled in high school. Applied behavior analysis is subject to a maximum benefit of the actuarial equivalent of $72,000 per year, and a plan may not charge higher deductibles, copayments, or coinsurance for autism-related outpatient care than for other outpatient care. Self-funded employer plans follow federal ERISA rules rather than this state requirement, so families should confirm which type of plan they have. Nevada Medicaid covers medically necessary ABA for recipients of all ages, including children with autism spectrum disorder.

Nevada Autism Support Programs and Regulations

Nevada Early Intervention Services, part of the Aging and Disability Services Division, serves children from birth until age three with developmental delays or disabilities, directly and through contracted community programs, and the evaluation is free. For children three and older, the local school district handles Child Find and special education evaluation. The Autism Treatment Assistance Program (ATAP) provides temporary funding for evidence-based autism treatment, including ABA, for children under 20 with an autism diagnosis. When exploring specialized educational programs to complement ABA therapy, North Las Vegas families have access to a comprehensive network of support services.

Selecting the right ABA therapy provider in North Las Vegas is an important decision that can significantly impact your child's progress. The 15 therapy providers serving the North Las Vegas area each bring unique strengths, from specialized early intervention programs to school-based services and intensive behavioral support. Many North Las Vegas providers offer comprehensive parent training, ensuring that therapeutic strategies extend seamlessly into daily life. With Nevada's strong insurance protections and regulatory framework supporting autism treatment, families in North Las Vegas can confidently access high-quality, evidence-based ABA therapy services designed to help children reach their full potential.

Frequently Asked Questions About ABA Therapy in North Las Vegas

What paperwork do I need to start ABA on Medicaid in North Las Vegas?
Two documents. First, the diagnosis. Medicaid accepts a recognized autism test or a DSM-5 clinical evaluation, and on the DSM-5 route the report has to list which criteria your child met. Second, an order for ABA signed by a doctor, physician assistant, psychologist, or nurse practitioner. Make several copies, since every provider you call will want both.
How long are ABA wait lists in North Las Vegas?
Providers don't publish their wait times, and each one keeps its own list. Apply to several at once and give your ZIP code up front, because some home teams don't drive to every part of the north side. Ask exactly what's missing from your file to finish intake. A quick call each month keeps your name from going stale.
Is my kid on a Medicaid health plan or regular Medicaid?
Most members in urban Clark County, North Las Vegas included, are in one of five plans: Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, CareSource, Health Plan of Nevada, Molina Healthcare of Nevada, or SilverSummit Healthplan. Fee-for-service covers groups like foster children and people with disabilities. Check the card in your wallet. Both routes pay for medically necessary ABA, at any age, once treatment gets prior authorization.
Medicaid or my job's insurance won't cover enough hours. What now?
Find out first whether your work plan is fully insured or self-funded, because Nevada's group autism law reaches insured plans. Then apply to ATAP, the state's Autism Treatment Assistance Program, for children under 20 with an autism diagnosis. It can also pay for speech, occupational, or physical therapy when nothing else does. Call the Las Vegas intake line at (725) 281-2542 and ask about the waitlist.
Does in-home ABA make more sense for North Las Vegas families?
For many north side families it does, mostly because of travel. If the clinic you want is in central Las Vegas, daily round trips pile up fast. Home sessions skip that and suit toddlers and preschoolers well. Older kids who need to practice following a teacher in a room full of other children may get more out of clinic time.
How do I ask for a school evaluation in North Las Vegas?
North Las Vegas is part of the Clark County School District. If your child already attends, give the zoned school a written request for a special education evaluation. Preschoolers, homeschoolers, and private school kids register with CCSD Child Find and email the documents to childfind@nv.ccsd.net. If your toddler is in early intervention, Child Find works with that team so services don't stop at age three.
Who can help my family with services besides therapy?
Call Desert Regional Center at (702) 486-7850. It's the state center serving people in Clark County who have intellectual and developmental disabilities, and eligible kids get a service coordinator who links the family to supports. Nevada PEP helps with special education questions statewide. To practice skills from sessions, Aliante Nature Discovery Park has play areas for young children and a splash pad.
We're a Nellis family. Does TRICARE pay for ABA?
TRICARE covers ABA for every beneficiary with an autism diagnosis through its Comprehensive Autism Care Demonstration. Before you get attached to a provider, confirm it takes TRICARE. Military families move, so keep your own copies of the diagnosis, the treatment plan, and progress reports. A new provider at your next base will ask for all of them.
Is there Spanish-language help for ABA funding in Nevada?
ATAP has a Spanish line, (725) 281-2542, which is also the Las Vegas intake number, and it publishes its program brochure in Spanish. Desert Regional Center offers its developmental services rights and responsibilities handbook in Spanish too. When you call ABA providers, ask whether they have Spanish-speaking BCBAs or technicians and whether parent training can be done in Spanish.
Can we get help before my child has an autism diagnosis?
If your child is under three, you can. Nevada Early Intervention Services evaluates for free, and parents can refer their own child directly. Medicaid also pays for a behavior screen without prior authorization. For ABA treatment itself, Medicaid and ATAP both require a diagnosis, so book the evaluation now even while early intervention is underway.
Are group ABA sessions an option, or is it all one-on-one?
Medicaid covers both. A group session can include two to eight kids, and family training can happen with or without your child in the room. Groups give kids peers to practice turn-taking with, while one-on-one time suits skills that need a lot of repetition. Ask whether the provider runs groups at its clinic and what your child would need to be ready for one.
How often does an ABA plan get reviewed?
Every Medicaid authorization covers a set stretch of time with a start and end date. Before it runs out, the provider asks for more if your child still needs it. Medicaid limits reassessments to one every 180 days unless extra ones are approved. Ask the BCBA to walk you through the progress data at each renewal, and speak up if the goals no longer match what you see at home.

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