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Behavioral Innovations

Behavioral Innovations is a private provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy and autism support services in the United States. The organization focuses on early intervention, diagnostics, and comprehensive therapy programs for children with autism spectrum disorder and related developmental conditions.^[1] Founded in 2000, the company has expanded to operate therapy centers across multiple U.S. states.^[2]

History

Behavioral Innovations was founded in Dallas, Texas, as an ABA consultation practice serving children with autism.^[2] Over time, the organization transitioned to a center-based therapy model and expanded into additional states, including Oklahoma, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.^[3]

The company has been recognized for growth within the healthcare services sector, including placement on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.^[4]

Services

Behavioral Innovations provides evidence-based autism therapy services, primarily for children. Services include individualized ABA therapy, autism assessments, social skills training, and family education programs.^[1]

The organization also assists families with insurance verification and coverage navigation for ABA therapy services.^[1]

Organizational Structure

Behavioral Innovations operates as a privately held healthcare services company. Its clinical teams include Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and other trained professionals.^[5]

Locations

Behavioral Innovations operates therapy centers in multiple U.S. states, including Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina.^[1]