Home-based ABA
Sessions in the room where the behavior actually happens — mornings, mealtimes, transitions, bedtime.
- Communication and language building
- Daily living and self-care routines
- Reducing behaviors that get in the way
ABA Therapy for Children with Autism
Therapy that happens where your child already lives and learns.
Maple Street ABA brings BCBA-designed programs into the home and the classroom — the two places new skills actually have to hold up.
Serving families in Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio and Virginia.
BCBA-supervised programs
Home and school sessions
Caregiver training included
Most major insurance accepted
What we do
One team, built around the settings that matter most.
Every program starts with an assessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, is delivered by trained behavior technicians, and gets reviewed on a set schedule — not just when something goes wrong.
School-based ABA
A technician alongside your child in the classroom, coordinating with the teacher and the IEP team rather than working around them.
- Attending, waiting, following group instruction
- Peer interaction and play skills
- Support through the parts of the day that break down
Caregiver training
Progress that only shows up when the technician is in the room isn't progress. Parents and siblings learn the same strategies.
- Scheduled sessions with your BCBA
- Plain-language plans, not jargon
- Coaching in the moment, not just handouts
How it works
From your first call to your first session.
Four steps, in this order. We tell you where you are in them, and what we're waiting on.
Step 1
Intake call
Twenty minutes. What's going on, what you've already tried, and what a good outcome looks like for your family.
Step 2
Insurance
We check your coverage and handle the paperwork and approvals. You don't chase the insurer — we do.
Step 3
BCBA assessment
Direct observation and standardized measures, then a written treatment plan with goals you can actually recognize.
Step 4
Sessions begin
A consistent technician, a set schedule, and data reviewed by your BCBA with regular progress meetings.
Where we serve
Eight states, and growing.
Not sure whether we reach your town? Ask — the answer takes a day.
Insurance
We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid.
- We check your benefits before you commit to anything.
- You get your expected out-of-pocket in writing, up front.
- We handle approvals and renewals so sessions don't stop.
ArizonaAZ
ColoradoCO
MarylandMD
MissouriMO
NevadaNV
New MexicoNM
OhioOH
VirginiaVA
Questions parents ask
The things worth knowing before you call.
Does my child need a diagnosis first?
For insurance to cover ABA, yes — typically a current autism spectrum diagnosis from a physician or psychologist. If you don't have one yet, tell us anyway; we can point you toward evaluators in your state.
How many hours a week is this?
It depends on the assessment, not on a package we sell. Focused programs targeting a few specific skills often run 10–15 hours a week; comprehensive early intervention can run considerably more. Your BCBA recommends a range and we revisit it as your child progresses.
Who is actually in my house?
A trained behavior technician runs the day-to-day sessions, supervised by the Board Certified Behavior Analyst who wrote the plan. Your BCBA is on site regularly. We aim to keep the same technician with your child, because consistency is part of the treatment.
Can you work with my child's school?
Yes. That's a distinct service and it requires the school's agreement. We coordinate with the teacher and IEP team so what we're teaching at home and what's expected in the classroom point the same direction.
How soon can we start?
Intake calls happen within a couple of business days. After that the timeline is mostly the insurer's: benefits and approval usually take a few weeks, assessment follows, and sessions begin once the plan is approved.
Careers
We're hiring.
Clinical roles in the states we serve, and remote roles on the operations side. If you don't see your role listed, apply anyway — we're building the team now.
Clinical
BCBA Clinical DirectorRemote · Full-timeBuilds the clinical program, sets standards and training, leads the BCBA team.
BCBA — SupervisionIn-state · Full or part-timeCarries a caseload, supervises RBTs, runs parent training.
BCBA — AssessmentIn-state · FlexibleInitial assessments, treatment plans and reassessments.
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)In-state · Full or part-timeDirect sessions in homes and schools, supervised by a BCBA. Will train the right candidate toward certification.
Operations & Administration
Director of OperationsRemote · Full-timeRuns the business side day to day across departments.
Intake CoordinatorRemote · Full-timeFirst call to first session — families, scheduling, insurance paperwork.
Recruiting LeadRemote · Full-timeSources and interviews RBTs and BCBAs; builds the hiring pipeline.
Human ResourcesRemote · Full-timeOnboarding, credentials and records, policy, employee support.
Head of Social MediaRemote · Full-timeContent, community and the social side of marketing.
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