HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
CLINICAL INFORMATION & ABA SERVICES
We partner with healthcare providers to support children and families through individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and other covered research-based behavioral health treatment services within our clinical program.
Below you will find information about who we serve, our clinical approach, professional oversight, safety standards, and how we coordinate care with the professionals involved in each child’s treatment.
Who We Serve
Our clinical program serves children and adolescents ages 2-18 with autism spectrum disorder whose assessed needs may be appropriate for ABA / research-based behavioral health treatment.
- Communication and functional language needs
- Social interaction and participation needs
- Behavior that interferes with learning, safety, or daily functioning
- Adaptive and daily living skill needs
- Transitions and routine-related challenges
- Caregiver training and support needs
- Other individualized functional needs identified through assessment
Service Settings
- Services may be delivered in the home, school, community, or through telehealth when clinically appropriate, permitted by the payer, and consistent with applicable requirements. Treatment setting is individualized to the child's treatment goals.
Services We Provide
Initial behavioral, adaptive, and/or functional assessment as appropriate
Individualized treatment planning
Individualized treatment planning
1-on-1 ABA / direct treatment
Caregiver training and support
BCBA / qualified clinician oversight
Ongoing data collection and progress monitoring
Treatment-plan review and adjustment
Care coordination and collaboration when authorized
Transition and generalization planning
Our Clinical Approach
Assess
We learn about the child's strengths, functional needs, developmental and medical history, family priorities, and relevant information from the broader care team.
Plan
We develop an individualized, developmentally appropriate treatment plan with measurable goals and clinically appropriate teaching strategies.
Implement
The clinical team delivers treatment according to the authorized plan, with direct-care staff working under required clinical oversight.
Review
We use data, direct observation, caregiver input, and clinical judgment to review progress and adjust treatment as needed.
Clinical Oversight
Treatment is directed and overseen by qualified clinical professionals in accordance with applicable licensure, certification, payer, and program requirements.
Clinical Leadership
Assessment, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making are completed or overseen by qualified clinicians within their scope of practice.
Direct-Care Supervision
RBTs/BTs and other paraprofessional staff receive the supervision, observation, feedback, and competency oversight required for their role and payer requirements.
Data-Informed Decisions
Treatment decisions are informed by objective data, direct observation, assessment results, and clinically relevant information.
Treatment Adjustments
Plans are reviewed and updated to reflect progress, changing needs, medical necessity, and treatment priorities.
Safety & Professional Standards
Families trust our clinicians in their homes, schools, communities, and with their children. We take that responsibility seriously.
Safety is not an added feature of our clinical program. It is part of how we operate.
Documentation & Communication
Treatment summaries and progress information may be shared when appropriate and authorized.
Collaboration is based on appropriate releases of information and applicable privacy requirements.
Provider questions can be routed through the dedicated Healthcare Provider Communication page.
Patient-specific information and referral documentation should be transmitted only through approved secure methods.
Service Area
North Carolina Medicaid
State Plan & Managed Care Current clinical service area.
South Carolina
Coming Soon
Coordination of Care
With appropriate parent or guardian authorization, we collaborate with professionals involved in the child’s care to support continuity, reduce fragmentation, and align treatment where clinically appropriate.
Pediatricians and family medicine providers
Psychologists and diagnostic providers
Speech-language pathologists
Occupational and physical therapists
Educators and school teams
Behavioral health professionals
Case managers and other members of the care team
We communicate with the care team when authorized and clinically appropriate.
We consider relevant information from other services when developing and reviewing treatment.
We support shared understanding of goals while maintaining each provider's independent scope and role.
We plan for generalization, transition, and coordination across settings when appropriate.
Questions About a Patient or Potential Referral?
Our clinical team is available to discuss services, referral requirements, coordination of care, and next steps.
