Recommend your ABA provider

Anonymous
We are looking for an ABA provider who can help our child with social skills and behavioral issues in a school setting. Please, if anyone has suggestions, that will be beey helpful. We are in Northern Virginia.
Anonymous
Behavioral directions / Jane Barbin is great. Does not accept insurance but she's assisted me with some forms etc so I can submit claims for coverage.
Anonymous
Little Leaves has been incredible
Anonymous
I did call Little Leaves and it seems like they only accept those with an autism diagnosis. We don't have that diagnosis but need some behavioral help. Any other suggestions?
Anonymous
Any ABA recommendations in Maryland?
Anonymous
Little Leaves in Maryland
Anonymous
CARD, Sterling or Alexandria location
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Little Leaves in Maryland


They've a long waiting list
Anonymous
Verbal Beginnings is fantastic, accepts insurance and is in VA, MD, DC and PA.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I did call Little Leaves and it seems like they only accept those with an autism diagnosis. We don't have that diagnosis but need some behavioral help. Any other suggestions?


Insurance will only reimburse you if you have an autism diagnosis. You can always pay out of pocket
Anonymous
little leaves does not work with you if you don't have an autism diagnosis. so i guess they do not accept self pay simply because it is so $$$.
Anonymous
We have worked with Little Leaves for so long that we were with them before they took insurance. It was $90 an hour for the therapist and $175 for the BCBA. Our bills ran into 10k a month since DC had 20- 30 hrs a week. Make sure insurance will reimburse you if you Self submit. Ours requires preauthorization even though they are in network.
Anonymous
Anna at Paving Pathways in northern VA is test.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:CARD, Sterling or Alexandria location


I would NOT recommend CARD right now.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Verbal Beginnings is fantastic, accepts insurance and is in VA, MD, DC and PA.


+1
Also CSAAC in Maryland is good.
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