BlueSprig Autism – Raleigh

The North Raleigh center on Glenwood Avenue offers center-based ABA centered on playful, child-led learning that builds communication, independence, and confidence. Sessions are one-to-one, with caregiver training and coordination with Wake County Public Schools and nearby districts so therapy goals align with classroom readiness and IEP conversations. Speech therapy and occupational therapy may be available on-site when families want multiple disciplines in one location. Confirm current offerings with intake. The center also provides diagnostic evaluation services for families who need a standardized autism assessment to access insurance-funded ABA. The center works with many North Carolina plans, including Aetna, Alliance, Ambetter, AmeriHealth Caritas, BCBS NC, Carolina Complete Health, Cigna, Partners (NC Medicaid MCO), Trillium, UnitedHealthcare, Vaya, and Wellcare. Families benefit from controlled entry, verified pickup, monitored common areas, and staff training in CPR, First Aid, and Safety-Care.

In fall 2024 the Autism Society of North Carolina opened ABA Clinic Raleigh at 5121 Kingdom Way, a dedicated clinic for young children across the Triangle. The program serves children through age seven who already have an autism diagnosis, delivering evidence-based ABA in a setting modeled after daycare, preschool, and early elementary classrooms so learners can practice school-like routines. Board Certified Behavior Analysts assess needs, design treatment plans, and supervise registered behavior technicians while keeping caseloads manageable for regular family contact. Caregivers join coaching and planning; the team coordinates with schools, speech and occupational therapists, and medical providers when that supports the child. After assessment, families select morning, midday, or late-afternoon cohort blocks that match the clinic schedule. The clinic is in-network with many commercial carriers, including Aetna, BCBS North Carolina, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare, and with Medicaid and North Carolina LME/MCO tailored plans; private pay may be an option when appropriate. Call 800-442-2762 or complete ASNC's online forms to begin intake. If you also need in-home ABA elsewhere in Wake County, mention it during intake so staff connect you to the right service line; request the Kingdom Way clinic specifically for this location.

The Northeast Raleigh clinic on Trust Drive offers center-based ABA for children on the autism spectrum. Learners work one-to-one with trained behavior technicians while Board Certified Behavior Analysts design and supervise individualized treatment plans. The space is built for pediatric ABA: small caseloads, peer interaction where clinically appropriate, and a strong school-readiness focus for families in the eastern Triangle. Clinical Director Megan Snyder, BCBA, LBA, leads the local team. Hiring emphasizes strong clinical credentials, and staff receive ongoing training to stay current with evidence-based ABA. Parents receive regular communication, training, and progress reviews, and intake verifies insurance and sets clear expectations before therapy begins. The clinic accepts most major commercial plans and Medicaid, including carriers such as UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Families visit from Wake Forest, Knightdale, Rolesville, Wendell, Zebulon, and nearby communities. Schedule tours or appointments Monday through Friday at the Trust Drive location.