The United States faces a serious shortage of Board Certified Behavior Analysts in 2026, with BCBA exam pass rates at historic lows and nearly half of U.S. counties lacking any local provider. Here is what families need to know.
States across the U.S. are implementing ABA therapy Medicaid rate cuts, hour caps, and age limits in 2026. Here's a state-by-state breakdown of what's changing and how to protect your child's access to care.
Michigan law requires insurance plans to cover ABA therapy for children with autism, and Medicaid provides access through the Community Mental Health system. Here is your complete guide to ABA therapy in Michigan.
CareSource Georgia announced a 20% cut to ABA therapy reimbursement effective May 11, 2026. Georgia families on Medicaid need to act now to protect their child's access to care.
Should your child receive ABA therapy at home or at a clinic? This guide explains the key differences between in-home and center-based ABA, who benefits from each, and how to decide.
A new 2026 study of 725 autistic children found that more ABA therapy hours do not automatically lead to better outcomes. Here is what the research says and how to find the right intensity for your child.
Illinois has strong ABA insurance mandates but serious access gaps. This complete 2026 guide covers insurance coverage, Medicaid, waitlists, costs, and how to find a provider.
Indiana Medicaid's ABA therapy rules changed on April 1, 2026. Here is everything Indiana families need to know about the new hour caps, lifetime limits, age cutoff, and rate cuts.
California Medi-Cal adopted new ABA therapy medical necessity criteria on April 20, 2026. Here is what changed, who it affects, and what families should do next.
Pennsylvania families have strong ABA therapy coverage through Act 62, Medicaid, and CHIP. This guide explains your coverage options, how to find providers, and how to get started.
Bloomberg's May 2026 investigation reignited the ABA effectiveness debate. Here is what the research actually says, what critics argue, and what parents need to know.
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