Now in development

In-home ABA therapy for children with autism

Amoraba is building an in-home Applied Behavior Analysis practice that brings individualized, BCBA-led care to children in the place they learn best: home. We are preparing to launch with Medicaid and commercial insurance participation.

MissouriNew MexicoUtah

What we will offer

Care built around each child's goals, delivered by credentialed clinicians.

1:1 in-home therapy

Sessions delivered by Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) in the family's home, on a schedule that fits the household.

BCBA supervision

Every treatment plan is designed and overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, with regular direct supervision of sessions.

Parent training

Caregivers learn the same strategies used in sessions, so progress carries into everyday routines.

Insurance navigation

We handle authorizations and billing with Medicaid and commercial plans so families can focus on their child.

How care will work

The path from first call to ongoing therapy.

  1. IntakeWe collect the child's autism diagnosis, a physician referral and insurance details.
  2. AuthorizationWe request approval for assessment and treatment hours from the child's insurance plan.
  3. AssessmentA BCBA meets the family and completes a skills and behavior assessment.
  4. Treatment planThe BCBA writes measurable goals and recommends weekly therapy hours.
  5. In-home sessionsAn RBT begins sessions at home, with progress reviewed and goals updated regularly.

Leadership

Joe, Co-Founder & CEO

Joe leads strategy, partnerships and growth at Amoraba. He previously served as Director of Staffing at a home care agency and built the sales operation for an employee benefits brokerage, giving him direct experience recruiting caregivers and working with healthcare and behavioral health providers.

Get in touch

We are talking with clinicians, referral partners and fellow providers ahead of launch.

  • BCBAs and RBTs in Missouri, New Mexico or Utah interested in joining
  • Pediatricians, diagnosticians and schools who refer families
  • ABA owners and operators open to sharing notes