ABA therapy for
Denver families.
In-home ABA therapy for Denver families — with families served in every DPS attendance zone and 26 Denver ZIP codes.
ABA that fits Denver.
Denver families face the longest ABA waitlists in Colorado — some clinic providers have 12–18 month queues. Our in-home model puts a Registered Behavior Technician in your living room, not on a waitlist. We coordinate with Denver Public Schools IEP teams and Denver Health's pediatric behavioral network, and every Denver child we serve is authorized through Colorado Access (RAE Region 4) or the Denver Health Medicaid Choice plan. Our BCBAs travel across the city — from Green Valley Ranch to Sloan's Lake — so families never lose therapy hours to traffic across I-25 or I-70.
Denver has one of the highest concentrations of children with autism in Colorado, and recent HCPF data show pediatric behavioral therapy authorizations in Region 4 have outpaced provider capacity every quarter since 2024. Families most often reach us after a diagnosis at Children's Hospital Colorado, JFK Partners at UC Anschutz, or Sewall Child Development Center.
What that means for your family
- Consistent BCBA and RBT team assigned to your child — not a rotating cast
- Sessions in your home, on your schedule, three to five days per week
- Direct coordination with your Denver pediatrician and school district
- Full benefits verification, prior authorization, and appeals handled by our intake team
- Bilingual English/Spanish RBTs available in every Denver ZIP we serve
Four ways we work with Denver families.
In-Home ABA
A trained RBT works with your child in your home, three to five days a week, following a BCBA-designed treatment plan.
Community-Based ABA
Sessions in Denver parks, libraries, and everyday environments so your child can generalize skills where they live and play.
School-Based Coordination
IEP-aligned collaboration with Denver Public Schools (DPS) to reinforce school-day goals.
Parent Training
Structured, BCBA-led sessions that give you the language, tools, and confidence to support progress between visits.
ZIP codes, neighborhoods & districts we serve.
Neighborhoods
School districts we coordinate with
- Denver Public Schools (DPS)
ZIP codes served
Don't see your ZIP? Call (800) 513-8804 — we may still serve your address.
Questions Denver parents ask.
Do you serve all of Denver?
Yes. Behavioral Services Network provides in-home ABA therapy across Denver — including ZIP codes 80202, 80203, 80204, 80205, 80206, 80207… — and neighborhoods like Stapleton / Central Park, Highlands, Washington Park, Cherry Creek, Park Hill.
What insurance do you accept in Denver?
We're in-network with Health First Colorado (Medicaid), Colorado Access (Region 4), Anthem BCBS CO, Kaiser Permanente CO, Rocky Mountain, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, and Tricare West. Our intake team verifies benefits and handles prior authorization for you.
Which school districts do you coordinate with in Denver?
We coordinate with Denver Public Schools (DPS) IEP teams for children whose in-home ABA goals align with school-day supports. Coordination is optional and always with your written consent.
How quickly can we start ABA in Denver?
Once we have your child's autism diagnostic report and insurance information, most Denver families begin services within 2–4 weeks. Timing depends on prior authorization from your plan and BCBA scheduling in your area. Call (800) 513-8804 to start.
Do I need a formal autism diagnosis before starting ABA in Denver?
Yes. Insurance-funded ABA in Colorado requires a formal autism spectrum disorder diagnosis from a qualified provider — a developmental pediatrician, psychologist, or psychiatrist. If you need help finding a diagnostician near Denver, our intake team can point you to trusted local resources like Children's Hospital Colorado, JFK Partners at UC Anschutz, or Sewall Child Development Center.
Ready to start ABA in Denver?
Our intake team will verify your insurance, coordinate with your pediatrician, and assign a BCBA — usually within two weeks.