ABA Therapy in Montgomery County, Ohio

Ohio's Medicaid program covers ABA therapy for eligible children with autism. Many private insurance plans also cover ABA thanks to Ohio's autism insurance mandate, which requires coverage for diagnostic and treatment services.

Our free service helps determine coverage before you commit to a provider in Montgomery County.

Montgomery County families can choose in-home ABA therapy, where therapists work with your child in familiar settings like your Dayton or Kettering home. Center-based options are available in locations such as Beavercreek and Centerville, offering structured environments with peer interaction.

Telehealth ABA is also an option for families who prefer remote sessions or live in more rural parts of the county. We help match you with providers offering the setting that fits your child's needs.

Look for BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) supervision, a low client-to-therapist ratio, and individualized treatment plans. Providers should conduct a thorough initial assessment and set measurable goals.

Also consider the therapy setting (home, center, or telehealth), the provider's experience with your child's age and needs, and their approach to parent training.

To begin, simply reach out to our free matching service. We will ask about your child's needs, insurance information, and preferred location within Montgomery County.

We then provide you with a shortlist of BCBA-led providers who currently have availability. The first steps include a consultation and assessment to create a personalized ABA plan for your child.