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ABA Steps

Madison, New Jersey

Level of care
Outpatient
Ages
Children (0 to 11), Adolescents (12 to 17), Young adults (18 to 25), Adults (26+)
Insurance
A variety of major insurance plans, ABA insurance coverage requires an autism diagnosis

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Published program summary

ABA Steps, in Madison, New Jersey, provides home-based Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children, teens, and young adults with autism, described as a 1:1 client-to-therapist ratio with supervision by a BCBA.

Services and populations

Specialties
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Program categories
Autism/ABA services
Modalities
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Parent training
Service area
New Jersey (Statewide), Arizona (Metro/Valley Area), Texas (San Antonio)

Admissions

Admissions process
  • Families can fill out the contact form to connect with the team, including if they are ready to submit an application for services.
  • The clinical team conducts an initial assessment to understand the child’s strengths, needs, and areas for support.
  • The team submits information to the insurance provider and awaits approval before services begin.
  • Individualized ABA services begin once approval is received.
  • For separated or divorced parents/guardians, the form asks for a copy of the current custody agreement or court order specifying decision-making authority for medical/educational matters.
  • The intake form includes an upload field for an ABA prescription.
Hours
  • Contact page hours: Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM.
  • Contact page hours: Sat & Sun: 9:00 AM - 3.00 PM.

Daily life and family

Daily life
  • Home-Based ABA Therapy: 1:1 client-to-therapist ratio with supervision by a BCBA.
Family involvement
  • Treatment goals are developed based on individualized assessment, clinical need, and family priorities.
  • ABA Steps says it works collaboratively with families, schools, caregivers, and other professionals when appropriate to help skills generalize across home, school, and community.
  • Parent Training teaches techniques for increasing desired behavior while decreasing problematic behavior.

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
A variety of major insurance plans, ABA insurance coverage requires an autism diagnosis
Payment notes
Accepts a variety of major insurance plans

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Location

Address
3 Niles Ave, Madison, NJ 07940

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