ABA therapy
What it can involve
- Communicating wants, needs, and feelings
- Play and social skills with adults and other children
- Daily living skills and routines
- Coping with change and transitions
How it fits your child’s plan
Sessions follow the goals in your child’s Individual Treatment Plan, and caregivers receive guidance so progress carries over at home.
Every child’s plan is different. Our team will talk through what this program could look like for your child.
ABA therapy near you in Saint Paul
Kids Care offers ABA therapy from our center at 1400 Energy Park Dr, Suite 18, Saint Paul, MN 55108. Families come to us from Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, Scott, Dakota and Carver counties across the Twin Cities metro.
Most care happens at the center. In-home and telehealth options are available in select cases. Our team can talk with families in English, Spanish, or Hmong.
Ask about ABA therapy
Send a quick note and our team will get back to you by phone or email to explain the next steps.
Prefer to talk now?
651-441-6245Starting intake for your child? Use the full intake request.
Questions families ask
Getting started
Where should we start?
Call our team at 651-441-6245 or email info@kidscareinc.com. We’ll talk about your child, answer your questions, and explain the intake process, including any assessment or documentation needed.
Does my child need a new assessment?
We first review your child’s current Comprehensive Multi-Disciplinary Evaluation (CMDE). If a valid CMDE is already in place, we can move on to creating an Individual Treatment Plan.
A new CMDE is completed only when needed.
What should I have ready when I call?
It helps to have your child’s most recent evaluation, if they have one, and your Minnesota Health Care Programs or insurance information. You don’t need everything in hand to start the conversation.
Coverage
Can you help me understand coverage?
Contact our team with your Minnesota Health Care Programs or insurance information. We can help you understand the next steps for checking coverage and eligibility before services begin.
What is EIDBI?
Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention (EIDBI) is a Minnesota benefit for eligible children with autism spectrum disorder or related conditions. Our team can talk you through how it relates to your child’s care.
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the next step?
Tell us about your child and ask anything. We’ll explain how intake works and what to have ready.