ABA Therapy That Accepts Carelon in Florida

7 ABA therapy providers with an office in Florida list Carelon as accepted insurance on ABA Navigator. The most are in Orlando (3), Jacksonville (2) and Clearwater (1).

Providers are listed alphabetically. Carelon coverage for ABA depends on your plan and often on prior authorization, so confirm with the provider before starting services.

7 Providers That Accept Carelon in Florida

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Cities in Florida with Carelon providers

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ABA Solutions, Inc

3.5 (8 reviews)
Unverified

Locations:

Tampa, FL Largo, FL Clearwater, FL
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Blue Life Therapy

5.0 (8 reviews)
Unverified

Blue Life Therapy provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy along with occupational, speech, and parent coaching services for children impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder. Therapy is offered i...

Locations:

Miami, FL
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Florida Autism Center Atlantic Beach, a division of BlueSprig provides ABA therapy, early intervention, and parent training for clients ages 0 to 18. Sessions take place in the home, in a center, at s...

Locations:

Jacksonville, FL
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Growing Together Behavioral Center offers programs for all ages and ability levels for children, teens, and adults with autism and developmental disabilities. Its offerings include preschool and eleme...

Locations:

Jacksonville, FL
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Lifeskills Orlando

4.2 (12 reviews)
Unverified

Locations:

Orlando, FL

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Frequently asked questions about Carelon and ABA therapy in Florida

ABA Navigator lists 7 providers with an office in Florida that name Carelon as accepted insurance. The list on this page is built from what each provider reports and is not a guarantee of coverage.
Not necessarily. Providers choose which insurance to list, and networks change. Before you start, call the provider and ask whether they are in network with your specific Carelon plan.
Call the member services number on your Carelon card. Ask whether your plan covers ABA therapy for autism, whether it needs a diagnosis letter or prior authorization, how many hours it covers, and which providers are in network. Coverage depends on your plan, not only on the insurer.