Interactive Kids

The Cherry Hill center sits at 2250 Chapel Avenue W., Suite 110, one of three Kaleidoscope ABA locations in Camden County alongside Pennsauken and Voorhees. Doors are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, closed weekends, with extra hours possible depending on a family's schedule. Children ages 2 to 21 with autism, behavioral disabilities, and developmental disabilities are seen here. Center days are structured like a school day, with program blocks, group time, snack, breaks, and lunch, which suits children building toward a mainstream classroom placement. Services start with a comprehensive assessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, which establishes baselines and produces an individualized behavior analytic plan. Registered Behavior Technicians deliver the sessions, and the BCBA adjusts the plan through ongoing assessment and data analysis. Families who prefer therapy at home or in the community can arrange that instead. Accepted payers are Aetna, Cigna, Evernorth, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Magellan, Optum, and UnitedHealthcare. New Jersey Medicaid is accepted through Wellpoint, Horizon NJ Health, and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan.

Suite 125 at 57 Haddonfield Rd. in Cherry Hill houses this Proud Moments ABA center, with Desiree Bisaga as center leader and 856-329-4377 as the local line. Sessions run Monday through Friday from 8am to 7pm, and the center is closed on weekends. New clients are being accepted with no waitlist. Skill targets start with communication and language acquisition. Social and emotional skills follow, among them reading social cues, following rules and taking turns. Adaptive daily living skills are part of the picture as well, with job competence skills for older clients, and there is work on reducing tantrums, self-injury and aggression. Children from infancy through age 21 are served. Horizon, Aetna, Oxford, UnitedHealthcare, Medicaid and TRICARE are accepted, plus Cigna and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Care is Applied Behavior Analysis for children on the autism spectrum, given one to one inside the center. An advocate handles the first call, takes family information and contacts the insurer to begin authorization. A BCBA then assesses the child and produces an individualized treatment plan, which a BCBA and therapist team begins implementing. Complex skills are taught in smaller steps with positive reinforcement in naturalistic settings, and progress is reviewed against data under senior clinician supervision. Parent training and direct supervision of behavior techniques are built into the model.

Our Oradell center was thoughtfully designed with young children in mind, featuring bright classrooms, sensory spaces, dedicated therapy rooms, and a large indoor gross motor play area. We provide play-based ABA therapy with individualized treatment plans tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs. Families also benefit from hands-on BCBA support and individualized 1:1 care in a nurturing, supportive environment. We also offer speech and occupational therapy services to provide families