Why ABA Billing Delays Are Quietly Stalling Autism Therapy — and How Clinics Are Fixing It

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Illustration of a therapy clinic waiting room in the U.S. A parent and their Autistic child sit side by side, both looking concerned. A staff member sits behind a desk on the phone, surrounded by paperwork, with a computer screen displaying the word “INSURANCE.” The scene conveys a sense of delay and quiet frustration.  Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a structured approach commonly used in the U.S. to support Autistic children in developing communication, daily living, and social skills. ABA therapy remains widely used, though it’s not without criticism—particularly from some Autistic adults who question its methods and long-term effects source. While it’s often covered by insurance, actually …

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