If you are looking for ABA therapy in Placentia, the part that usually matters most is how quickly you can start and who will actually be in your home. We are a BCBA-led practice that works in your house rather than a clinic, and we do not keep families sitting on a waitlist. Our main office is in Anaheim, with a second office in Irvine, so Placentia is a short drive for our team.
We come to you. That means we work on the routines that are actually hard in your house, at the time of day they are hard. If mornings fall apart before school, we are there in the morning. If dinner is the flashpoint, we work at your table with your food.
We see families throughout Placentia, including Old Town Placentia and Alta Vista. That covers ZIP code 92870. If you are just outside those, call anyway, because our service area is wider than any list.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst writes and supervises the plan, and trained behavior technicians deliver most sessions. Parent coaching is built in rather than bolted on, since what happens in the other 140 hours of the week decides whether any of this sticks.
Families in Placentia are typically served by Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District. That is the district to write to when you request a special education evaluation.
School support and ABA therapy are separate systems, and you are entitled to both at the same time. Your district provides special education through an IEP. Your health plan covers ABA. One does not replace the other.
With your written consent we share goals and progress data with your school team, and we can take part in IEP meetings. See our guide to IEPs in California.
Yes. BehavioTech provides in-home and community-based ABA therapy to families throughout Placentia and the surrounding area. Sessions are delivered by trained behavior technicians and supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts. Telehealth is available if it suits your family better.
In most cases yes. California law requires state regulated health plans to cover behavioral health treatment for children with an autism diagnosis. We are in network with Anthem Blue Cross and Aetna, and we welcome private pay families. We check your benefits and handle the authorization paperwork for you rather than leaving it on your plate.
We do not run a waitlist, which is unusual in this area and deliberate. Once your diagnosis and physician referral are in place, the timeline is driven by insurance authorization rather than by our capacity. Call us and we will give you a realistic start date on the first conversation.
Yes. Families in Placentia are typically served by Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District. That is the district to write to when you request a special education evaluation. With your written consent we share goals and progress data with your school team and can take part in IEP meetings. School services and ABA therapy are separate systems, so you can and should pursue both at the same time.
Yes, in-home is our main model. We see families throughout Placentia, including Old Town Placentia and Alta Vista. That covers ZIP code 92870. If you are just outside those, call anyway, because our service area is wider than any list. Working in your home means we teach skills where they are actually needed, which is why they tend to stick rather than staying stuck in a therapy room.
The Regional Center of Orange County coordinates services for people with developmental disabilities, including early intervention for children under three, respite, and service coordination. There is no charge for intake. Your school district provides special education from age three. Many families use all three, since insurance funded ABA, regional center services, and school support are independent of one another.
Tell us about your child and we will reach out within 1 to 2 business days. Free, confidential, and no obligation. Call (657) 678-9020 or start an intake.