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How Do Families Afford ABA Therapy? Options for Paying and Getting Coverage

ABA therapy is one of the most effective treatments for children with autism—but it can also be expensive. Many families ask, “How do people afford ABA therapy?” The good news is that there are several ways to get help covering the cost.


The most common source of funding is insurance. Many states require insurance providers to cover ABA therapy, and both private and public plans (like Medicaid) often include it under behavioral health services. It’s important to check your policy details and ask about in-network ABA providers.


Families may also access state programs, autism grants, or financial aid through nonprofits. Some ABA centers, including All Star ABA, offer flexible payment plans or sliding-scale fees based on income.


Early intervention programs, school districts, and regional centers can sometimes provide funding or supplemental services. For military families, TRICARE typically covers ABA therapy.


At All Star ABA, we help families navigate insurance, paperwork, and funding options so they can focus on their child’s progress — not financial stress. If you're unsure where to start, reach out to our team for a free consultation.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • 1. Is ABA therapy covered by insurance?

    Yes, many insurance plans cover it, including Medicaid and private providers.



  • 2. What if my insurance doesn’t cover ABA?

    You can explore grants, school support, or payment plans.



  • 3. Are there financial aid programs for autism therapy?

    Yes. Some nonprofits and autism organizations offer funding help.



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