ABA Therapy in High Point, North Carolina

High Point families can choose from a range of ABA settings to fit their child's needs and daily schedule. Many BCBA-led providers offer in-home therapy, allowing children to learn in a familiar environment, as well as center-based programs that provide structured social opportunities with peers. Telehealth options are also available for consultative support or direct therapy sessions, especially helpful for families in Guilford County who may have transportation or schedule constraints.

Local providers serving High Point and the surrounding areas tailor each program to the child's strengths and goals. Whether your child needs early intervention through the North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program or ongoing support into the school years, our free matching service can identify BCBA-led teams that serve High Point, Jamestown, Archdale, and other communities in Guilford County.

North Carolina has strong protections for autism treatment. Most private insurance plans regulated by the state are required to cover ABA therapy for children under 18 diagnosed with autism, thanks to mandates that align with the Affordable Care Act. Additionally, many employer-sponsored plans and the State Health Plan offer robust ABA benefits.

North Carolina's Medicaid program (NC Medicaid) covers ABA therapy for eligible children under age 21 with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. This benefit is delivered through NC Medicaid's managed care plans (such as AmeriHealth Caritas, Healthy Blue, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, and WellCare) and also through the NC Innovations waiver for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.