Service Description: Educate insurers on the fundamental science of ABA (peer reviews), current developments in ABA, the range of developmental milestone addressed with ABA, and efficacy of ABA.
Importance: Empower funding sources, bridge gaps between providers and funding sources, clear misconceptions, and foster informed decision-making regarding policy and coverage.
BACB Certification and Standards
Service Description: Explain the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) standards and the significance of BCBA, BCaBA, and RBT certifications. Ethical and professional obligation the BCBA must adhere to as defines by the Certification Board.
Importance: ABA professional are requied lengthy "Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts". IT includes responsibilities to clients care, supervision, and professional conduct.
Clinical Tier-Based Support Structures
Service Description: Advise on structuring tier-based support tailored to different client needs.
Importance: Optimizes resource allocation and improves treatment outcomes. Improving access to families in need.
Integration of Telehealth in ABA
Service Description: Guide effective Telehealth integration and address challenges in virtual settings.
Importance: Expands access to services while maintaining quality controls. Telehealth is a very new space. Our team has participated in research, the development of Telehealth Suitability Assessments, are well verse in the deliver of Telehealth since 2015, and have worked with numerous insurance providers.
Code Utilization for Billing
Service Description: Guide efficient code use for accurate billing and compliance.
Importance: Understanding the tier base service design, complexities of the assessment process parental involvement, and how this fit into code utilization. Understanding the difference between a general assessment vs. one the require a FBA or FA.
Data Analytics and Outcome Measurement
Service Description: Understanding how to assess and measuring treatment effectiveness.
Importance: The services provided must have clinical outcomes that demonstrate meaningful gains for the child/family that result in growth and independence.