For the people who know them best
You don’t have to have every answer to begin.
Find your forms, prepare for intake, and get help with the questions on your mind.
Prepare at your pace.
Before opening the intake form, gather the documents listed in the checklist. Set aside time to share your child’s history, strengths, and your goals for treatment.
Get clarity on coverage.
Ask about your specific plan, any referral or authorization requirements, and potential out-of-pocket costs. Coverage needs to be confirmed for your situation.
Common questions
A helpful place to look.
What is ABA?
Applied Behavior Analysis studies behavior and learning. It informs approaches to teaching skills and understanding how a person’s surroundings affect behavior. The team can explain how it relates to your child’s treatment needs.
What documents do I need for intake?
The current intake checklist asks for the front and back of your insurance card, a diagnostic letter, and an IEP if applicable.
Where can I find consent forms and the parent handbook?
Go to Intake & Forms. Each document has its own labeled link, so you can open the form you need.
Can I ask questions before completing intake?
Yes. Use the contact page to call or email the team with your initial questions. Keep detailed medical information and documents in the designated intake process.
Do you provide services in my area?
Visit Service Areas and contact the team to ask about availability in your town or ZIP code.
Does completing intake mean services can begin?
Submitting an intake form is a request to begin the process. Ask the team what review, assessment, coverage, and scheduling steps are needed before treatment can begin.
Ready for the paperwork?
Your intake form and family documents are together in one place.