Does United Healthcare Cover ABA Therapy?
Yes, United Healthcare provides coverage for behavioral therapies based on ABA principles and other medically essential behavioral regimens.
CrossRiverTherapy is a modern provider of at-home Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our best-in-class therapists are ready to help.
United Healthcare ABA Therapy Coverage
Yes, United Healthcare provides insurance coverage for ABA therapy and other medically essentially behavior regimens.
There are several studies which prove that Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy programs are the most effective therapy to help children with autism. ABA helps children with the following:
- Improve communication and language skills
- Improve social skills, focus, memory, learning skills, attention, and academics
- Decrease repetitive and negative behaviors
One of the standard benefits of the national health insurance provider is that it covers all costs for ABA therapy. At United Healthcare, a team of expert professionals deals with all the fields related to ABA therapy including coverage for autism.
Benefits of United Healthcare's ABA therapy plans
Here are the main benefits of the health insurance provider's ABA therapy:
- All costs are covered by the health insurance provider
- The recovery and well-being of families and individuals is prioritized
- Children ages 1-21 who are diagnosed with autism receive personalized treatment
- Improved cost-effectiveness, quality, and care delivery
- Dedicated clinical team with 20+ years of experience in ABA
- Doctors and supervising managers monitor the therapies to ensure patients receive best-in-class care
- Therapies to ensure people the best care for people with mental health issues
CrossRiverTherapy's dedicated team of clinical psychologists is proud to provide life-changing autism care for children ages 1-21 on the autism spectrum.
Our mission from day one is to make sure no child is left behind, and that every child has the opportunity to learn and grow. Contact us today to check your insurance coverage with CrossRiverTherapy.