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ABA Therapy in Colorado - Free Directory of Local ABA Providers
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About ABA Therapy in Colorado - Free Directory of Local ABA Providers
Free Colorado directory of ABA therapy providers. Compare 83 profiles across 25 cities by setting, ages and insurance, or request free matching.
Colorado ABA is a free online directory for Colorado families looking for applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for an autistic child, teen or adult. It is an information resource, not a therapy provider, and it does not charge families anything.
The directory currently lists 83 provider profiles across 25 Colorado cities, from Denver, Aurora and Colorado Springs to Fort Collins, Greeley, Pueblo and Grand Junction. Each profile summarizes what the provider reports about care settings, the ages they serve and the insurance they take, so parents can shortlist options before they start making calls. Filters cover in-home ABA, center-based ABA, telehealth, Medicaid, and services for teens and adults.
Families who would rather not search alone can fill in a short form to ask for help finding providers that fit their needs. No medical records are needed to use it.
The site also publishes plain-language guides for Colorado parents. Topics include how Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) handles ABA for children and young adults, how to get an autism evaluation in Colorado, how in-home and center-based ABA compare, and what to look for in Colorado Springs.
Families should always confirm current availability, credentials and coverage directly with each provider, because waitlists and insurance contracts change often.
The directory currently lists 83 provider profiles across 25 Colorado cities, from Denver, Aurora and Colorado Springs to Fort Collins, Greeley, Pueblo and Grand Junction. Each profile summarizes what the provider reports about care settings, the ages they serve and the insurance they take, so parents can shortlist options before they start making calls. Filters cover in-home ABA, center-based ABA, telehealth, Medicaid, and services for teens and adults.
Families who would rather not search alone can fill in a short form to ask for help finding providers that fit their needs. No medical records are needed to use it.
The site also publishes plain-language guides for Colorado parents. Topics include how Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) handles ABA for children and young adults, how to get an autism evaluation in Colorado, how in-home and center-based ABA compare, and what to look for in Colorado Springs.
Families should always confirm current availability, credentials and coverage directly with each provider, because waitlists and insurance contracts change often.
