ELEVATING THE CHILD'S POTENTIAL
As a top ABA Clinics, We providing high quality ABA Therapy using the unique
approach that is derived from the science of behavior & evidence-based research.
Our Services
Occupational Therapy
Golden Stars ABA Clinics believes in collaboration with other service providers and caregivers to share expertise about how individuals learn the skills to lead successful.
Parent and Caregiver Trainings
Golden Stars ABA regularly provides families training on: Basic principles of ABA The use of reinforcement to maximize learning opportunities skills across settings/contexts
Is ABA therapy covered by insurance?
ABA therapy is typically funded by most insurance companies when therapy is medically necessary although the insurance .
Insurance companies we accept
Blue Cross Blue Shield, Magellan, Aetna, Cigna-Evernorth, Compsych, Beacon, Humana, Tricare, Community Health Choice – Marketplace.
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Golden Stars ABA is a child development center that provides
an individualized program for children and teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder that is conducted in a classroom setting. Children who attend GSA get 1:1 support where each child has their own ABA therapist that teaches them the skills needed to be ready for school. Our program is effective in ensuring visible changes in the child, academically, behaviorally and socially in a group setting.
- Our clinicians serve as Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs).
- Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs).
- Our clinicians have extensive training in Applied Behavior Analysis.
- Their role is to identify the most important skills that needs development.
- Provide training to all team members, and monitor progress.
What is ABA?
At Golden Stars ABA, we believe that individualized therapy
is the best way to help children with their disabilities.
Research finds ABA therapy effective in “reducing inappropriate behavior and in acquiring language skills, increasing communication, ability to learn, and appropriate social behavior” early in life.