Question 1

How long does the intake process take?

Accepted Answer

2-6 weeks

Question 2

Do you only service Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Accepted Answer

We service individuals with a diagnosis of ASD, and those with comorbidities such as ADHD, ADD, Down Syndrome, and MID.

Question 3

What are the funding options? Insurance? Private Pay?

Accepted Answer

We accept most insurances. We have also been successful with obtaining Single Case Agreements with our out of network insurance companies. Please note this cannot be guaranteed; however, we are willing to do our absolute best in obtaining Single Case Agreements. Thrive Autism Services also accepts payment plans for Co-Pays and Deductibles.

Question 4

What does the therapy look like?

Accepted Answer

The therapy will be individualized for your child or family member, using a combination of evidence-based teaching principles within the scope of ABA. Our goal is to be as naturalistic as possible, though some individuals may require more structured treatment approaches. All of our staff are trained in the principles of ABA and undergo extensive background checks. Our team includes Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), who design, implement, and evaluate tailored therapy plans, oversee sessions, guide Behavior Technicians and parents, and conduct behavioral assessments to monitor progress. We also employ Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and Behavioral Technicians (BTs), who deliver one-on-one therapy, use ABA techniques to strengthen communication, emotional responses, learning, and social skills, and maintain digital records of each child’s daily progress.

Question 5

Where does therapy take place?

Accepted Answer

Therapy occurs in our clinic, at home, or your child’s school. All of our Technicians have been trained in the principles of ABA and have been put through extensive background checks.

Question 6

How many hours will my child or family member have?

Accepted Answer

Every individual is assessed as to where they are at in their diagnosis and skill set, and hour recommendations are made based on skill deficits, skill strengths, and which parts of life the individual needs support with. Individuals can typically receive a recommendation anywhere from 8 hours a week to 40 hours a week.

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