ABA therapy in Anchorage, AK

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In-home ABA therapy in Anchorage, AK

Why families choose us

We work across the whole city

Anchorage covers a lot of ground. We serve families in Midtown, Eagle River, South Anchorage, Mountain View, Hillside, and the communities in between. Wherever you are, we come to you.

We handle the authorization

Alaska Medicaid covers ABA for children under 21 through the federal EPSDT benefit. The state runs a fee-for-service system with no MCO variation; we handle prior authorization directly with the Alaska Division of Health Care Services before your child's first session.

The same team, start to finish

Progress in ABA takes time and depends on relationship. The same BCBA and RBT team that starts with your child stays through every reauthorization. We don't cycle through therapists when things get complicated.

What ABA therapy in Anchorage can look like

Your child asks for what they need instead of shutting down. That’s communication.

They get through the school morning without the whole routine collapsing. That’s independence.

They walk into a new place and give it a chance. That’s resilience.

They sit next to another kid at the park and stay there long enough for something to happen. That’s connection.

You make it through a full week and realize it went okay. That’s progress.

ABA therapy services in Anchorage, AK

How we work

In-home ABA therapy

Skills built at home carry into everyday life because that's exactly where they were learned, inside your own routines and your own environment.

School-based ABA therapy

We coordinate with Anchorage School District so therapy goals and classroom goals move in the same direction. If an IEP meeting is coming up, tell us before it's scheduled.

Parent training

You're with your child more than any therapist ever will be. Parent training is how progress carries into those hours.

Autism assessment and diagnosis

Diagnostic waits in Alaska can stretch for months. We work with a diagnostic partner offering virtual evaluations, and most families are scheduled within two to three weeks.

Community-based ABA

The store, the park, the family gathering: community sessions build skills exactly where they need to hold up.

Skills we help children build

What we work on

Covered in Anchorage

Insurance and Medicaid

Alaska Medicaid (EPSDT)

Alaska Medicaid covers ABA for children under 21 through the federal EPSDT benefit. The state runs a uniform fee-for-service system, so there’s no MCO to navigate and no regional variation in coverage. We handle prior authorization directly with the Alaska Division of Health Care Services before your child’s first session. We also work with Denali KidCare.

Commercial insurance

We work with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, TRICARE, and most major commercial plans. Give us your plan name and member ID and we’ll verify your coverage at no cost.

What Anchorage families say

From families like yours

Places to go in Anchorage with your child

Worth exploring together

Anchorage Museum

Runs a Sensory-Friendly Mornings program with reduced stimulation, adjusted lighting, and a quieter environment designed for children who find busy spaces hard. Worth building into a regular routine.

Taku Lake Park

Has an inclusive playground with accessible equipment and open green space. Quieter than many Anchorage parks and easy to pace for a child who needs room to move.

Z. J. Loussac Public Library

Runs early literacy and youth programs in a calm, structured setting. A good starting point for community time without the sensory load of larger venues.

Autism support in Anchorage

You're not alone in this

Navigating a new diagnosis takes time, and Anchorage families have support available. These organizations are worth knowing about.

Autism Society of Alaska

statewide advocacy and family connection across Alaska

Anchorage School District Special Education

IEP services and school-based support for ASD families

Alaska Infant Learning Program

free early intervention for children birth to age three, no income requirement

Alaska Medicaid

apply, check eligibility, and find enrolled providers

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How to start ABA therapy in Anchorage, AK

Getting started

01Reach out

Tell us about your child. A conversation, not a long intake form before you've spoken to anyone.

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02We verify your benefits

We contact your plan, confirm what's covered, and tell you exactly what to expect before anything begins.

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03Your child is matched with a BCBA

Their personality, their strengths, what makes a hard day hard. That's what the assessment is for.

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04Therapy begins

At your home, at school, or in the community. On a schedule that works for your family.

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Epic Minds near Anchorage

Also serving families nearby

Serving families across Eagle River, Chugiak, Peters Creek, and throughout the greater Anchorage area. Reach out if you don’t see your community listed.

Your questions answered

FAQ

Does my child need a diagnosis to start?

For most insurance plans, including Alaska Medicaid, yes. If your child hasn't been evaluated yet, reach out and we'll help you find the fastest path forward, including our virtual diagnostic partner.

How does Alaska Medicaid cover ABA?

Through the federal EPSDT benefit, Alaska Medicaid covers ABA for children under 21 as a medically necessary service. Alaska's fee-for-service system means we handle authorization directly with the state, with no MCO to navigate.

My child is under three. Where do I start?

Alaska's Infant Learning Program serves children birth to age three at no cost. After the third birthday, that's where we come in.

Will someone come to our home in Anchorage?

Yes. In-home is our primary service. We work with families across Anchorage and the surrounding communities.

What if my child doesn't connect with the therapist?

Tell us. We'll make a change. The relationship between your child and their therapist is what makes the work possible.

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Your child has more ahead of them than you can see right now. Let's go find it.