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What is ABA Therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a form of therapy that focuses on improving specific behaviors using a range of different strategies and techniques that can be used to reduce or replace restrictive and repetitive behaviors.

What are the benefits of ABA Therapy?

Reduce maladaptive behaviors.
Enhance communication and socialization.
Increase overall levels of performance and functionality.
Develop and build daily living skills.

Which insurance provider does CPAC accepts for ABA Therapy?

Connecting Pieces Autism Center is an out-of-pocket tuition-based center. Payments can be made by cash or credit card. Parents and caregivers seeking medical insurance should consult with their insurance provider to inquire about reimbursement for ABA services provided by a BCBA. Typical diagnoses that are covered are autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Down Syndrome (DS), mood disorders, Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and other related disabilities. However, each insurance plan covers different diagnoses; therefore, you must call your medical provider to determine what is covered under your specific plan. If your private insurance provider will reimburse you for ABA services, don't hesitate to contact our clinical director so that the necessary paperwork can be filled out appropriately for your specific insurance provider.

Below are insurances that specify to pay and cover ABA services for children with ASD or any other approved disabilities or will reimburse for ABA services:

Cigna
TriCare
Aetna
BCBS Federal Employee
United Behavioral Health
Medicaid

Does CPAC have the capacity to perform diagnostic services?

No. We are not able to diagnose your child. You must contact your pediatrician, who will refer you to a neurologist or a psychologist who confirms a qualifying diagnosis.

How many hours per week of ABA therapy does my child need?

A member of our BCBA team administers a detailed ABA assessment to determine your child’s exact needs and creates a personalized treatment plan.
We send your child’s ABA assessment and personalized treatment plan to your insurance provider for approval.
In most cases, therapists work with patients between 10 and 30 hours per week. The hours range can vary based on your child’s individual needs.

IS CPAC an ABA Therapy center only?

However, CPAC primary center-focused is ABA therapy services.
Children that do not have any disabilities are welcome to enroll at CPAC.

Do you have a waiting list?

We do not currently have a waiting list. However, each day the enrollments are subject to change based on the age/classroom. Call us for more information and we will be happy to discuss your needs.

Which curriculum does CPAC use?

CPAC utilizes two different curriculums for our programs. Abeka's curriculum is for our Pre-K, and Frog Street is for Early Intervention. The curriculum motivates, encourages, and prepares students from pre-k to K12. Here at CPAC, we ensure each curriculum level is age-appropriate. Our teachers use the assessments to track our student's progress to ensure they meet their developmental milestones. Based on state and local standards, teachers and parents collaborate to safeguard and support their children's growth and development.

Does CPAC provide weekend ABA services?

No. Connecting Pieces Autism Center provides center-based services Monday-Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

What are the benefits of ABA Therapy?

Reduce maladaptive behaviors.
Enhance communication and socialization.
Increase overall levels of performance and functionality.
Develop and build daily living skills.

Do you perform diagnostic services?

No. We are not able to diagnose your child. You will need to contact your pediatrician that will referral you to a neurologist or a psychologist that confirms a qualifying diagnosis.

Which insurance provider does CPAC accept?

Connecting Pieces Autism Center is an out-of-pocket tuition-based center. Payments can be made by cash, credit card, or check (made out to Connecting Pieces Autism Center). Parents and caregivers seeking medical insurance should consult with their insurance provider to inquire about reimbursement that will cover ABA services provided by a BCBA. Typical diagnoses that are covered are autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Down Syndrome (DS), mood disorders, Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and other related disabilities. However, each insurance plan covers different diagnoses; therefore, you must call your medical provider to determine what is covered under your specific plan. If your private insurance provider will reimburse you for ABA services, don't hesitate to contact our clinical director so that the necessary paperwork can be filled out appropriately for your specific insurance provider.

Below are insurances that specify to pay and cover for ABA services for children with ASD or any other approved disabilities or will reimburse for ABA services:

Cigna
TriCare
Aetna
BCBS Federal Employee
United Behavioral Health
Medicaid

What are CPAC’s tuition rates?

Parents have the option to pay weekly or monthly. Monthly, the tuition will be due the 1^st Friday of each month and, weekly payments are due every Friday.

Early Intervention (18 months- 3-year-old) the tuition rate is $1580 a month based on 4-weeks.

PreK ESE (4-6 years old) the tuition rate is $1380.00 a month based on 4-weeks.

Initial registration fee $200

Annual fee $150.00 non-refundable

NOTE: According to the calendar year, there are months that have 5 weeks. Tuition rates are subject to change.

Are meals provided?

Yes. Connecting Pieces Autism Center is a preschool. Therefore, we provide lunch and two snacks. Children will need to eat breakfast before they arrive at the center. If any child has a peanut allergy, parents will need to bring their food.

Do you have a waiting list?

We do not currently have a waiting list. However, each day the enrollments are subject to change based on the age/classroom. Call us for more information and we will be happy to discuss your needs.

Does my child need to be diagnosed with a disability to enroll at CPAC?

CPAC is a preschool that has blended classrooms for ages 18 months- 6 years old.

How many hours per week of ABA therapy does my child need?

In most cases, therapists work with patients between 10-30 hours per week. The hours range can vary based on your child’s individual needs.

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