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ABA Therapy Services in North Dakota
See what 6 tracked locations in North Dakota actually document
ABA therapy in North Dakota is documented here across 6 tracked clinic locations.
At a glance: 6 tracked clinic locations run by 6 organizations serve North Dakota. Documented settings include community-based ABA therapy and in-home ABA therapy. Insurers mentioned on clinic websites include Medicaid and Medicaid waiver programs; a mention is the clinic’s statement, not a plan’s. Every figure is derived from the directory index and carries the date it was checked.
Top 5 ABA therapy clinics in North Dakota
Ordered by how much each clinic documents publicly: the service settings and insurers it names on its own website, then the directory’s evidence score. Payment never changes this order.
1. Embrace Therapy Services
Documents in-home ABA therapy. Mentions 6 insurers on its website, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna. Lists private pay.
2. Full Circle Pediatric Solutions
Documents 6 settings, including community-based ABA therapy, early intervention ABA and in-home ABA therapy. Mentions Medicaid and Medicaid waiver programs on its website.
3. North Dakota Autism Center, Inc.
Documents 5 settings, including community-based ABA therapy, early intervention ABA and in-home ABA therapy.
4. Anne Carlsen Center, Early Intervention, Behavioral Health & Autism, Pediatric Therapy
Documents 4 settings, including community-based ABA therapy, early intervention ABA and in-home ABA therapy.
5. Solutions
Documents community-based ABA therapy and school-based ABA therapy. Mentions Medicaid and Medicaid waiver programs on its website.
Insurers listed on a card are the ones the clinic names on its own website. A mention is not acceptance, network status or benefits. Confirm with the provider and your plan.
Anne Carlsen Center, Early Intervention, Behavioral Health & Autism, Pediatric Therapy
Fargo, ND
4 documented settings
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Insurance evidence
Current insurance evidence unknown
Embrace Therapy Services
Fargo, ND
1 documented setting · mentions Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and 5 more insurers
Services
Insurance evidence
Mentions Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Medicaid and 3 more insurers on its website.
Full Circle Pediatric Solutions
Fargo, ND
6 documented settings · mentions Medicaid and Medicaid waiver programs
Services
Insurance evidence
Mentions Medicaid, Medicaid waiver programs on its website.
Services
Insurance evidence
Current insurance evidence unknown
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Insurance evidence
Mentions Medicaid, Medicaid waiver programs on its website.
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Current insurance evidence unknown
In-home and center-based ABA therapy services in North Dakota
Of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota, 4 document in-home ABA therapy.
3 of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota mention Medicaid on their websites; confirm with the clinic and your plan.
Other insurers named most often: Aetna (1) and Blue Cross Blue Shield (1).
Terms you will see on clinic pages
Clinic pages and the evidence tables use four terms worth knowing before you compare.
- BCBA: Board Certified Behavior Analyst, the credential that designs and supervises a treatment plan
- RBT: Registered Behavior Technician, who delivers sessions under that supervision
- Discrete trial training (DTT): a skill taught in short, structured, repeated steps
- Natural environment teaching (NET): the same skill practised inside everyday routines and play
ABA therapy services documented in this area
- Tracked clinic locations
- 6 clinic locations in North Dakota are in our tracked dataset.
- Clinic organizations
- 6 organizations operate those locations.
- Cities with tracked providers
- 1 city in North Dakota has at least one tracked clinic location.
- Therapy settings documented
- 5 tracked clinics document Community-based ABA therapy. 4 tracked clinics document In-home ABA therapy. 3 tracked clinics document Early intervention ABA. 3 tracked clinics document Parent and caregiver training.
- Insurers named on clinic websites
- 3 tracked clinics mention Medicaid. 2 tracked clinics mention Medicaid waiver programs. 1 tracked clinic mentions Aetna. 1 tracked clinic mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility.
| Evidence | Clinics that document it |
|---|---|
| Community-based ABA therapy | 5 |
| In-home ABA therapy | 4 |
| Early intervention ABA | 3 |
| Parent and caregiver training | 3 |
| School-based ABA therapy | 3 |
| Social skills groups | 1 |
| Evidence | Tracked providers mentioning it |
|---|---|
| Medicaid | 3 |
| Medicaid waiver programs | 2 |
| Aetna | 1 |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield | 1 |
| Cigna | 1 |
| Private pay | 1 |
| TRICARE | 1 |
| UnitedHealthcare / Optum | 1 |
Observed 2026-10-14 from the Top ABA Therapy tracked provider dataset. These counts describe what this directory tracks, not the whole market. Anything we do not track stays unknown.
6 distinct organizations operate the tracked locations. Supply in North Dakota spreads across 1 cities we track. Published evidence here names community-based ABA therapy, in-home ABA therapy and early intervention ABA therapy. ABA therapy in North Dakota is sought mainly for autistic children, and an autism evaluation generally comes before any program can start.
Community-based and in-home ABA therapy: what North Dakota clinics document
Counting what clinics publish, 5 tracked clinics document community-based ABA therapy, 4 tracked clinics document in-home ABA therapy, 3 tracked clinics document early intervention ABA therapy and 3 tracked clinics document parent and caregiver training. Community-based delivery moves teaching into ordinary public settings. In-home delivery removes the commute and puts teaching into the family’s own routine. Early intervention programs target the preschool years rather than school age. Nothing here says a location is limited to the setting it published. Ask directly which of these settings a location can start with, and when.
Insurance mentions across North Dakota
On clinic websites here, 3 tracked clinics mention Medicaid, 2 tracked clinics mention Medicaid waiver programs, 1 tracked clinic mentions Aetna and 1 tracked clinic mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. A mention tells you a plan name appeared on a website, nothing more about your policy. Ask the clinic which plans it bills, then ask your plan administrator what your policy funds.
How a program gets funded changes the paperwork more than it changes the clinical work. Authorization is usually the slowest step, so ask who is driving it. Reauthorization dates are worth putting in a calendar the day a program starts. A lapse should have a stated answer about cost before it ever happens.
How families narrow the list in North Dakota
Ask to see how the functional behavior assessment turns into what happens on day one. A treatment plan you cannot understand is a treatment plan you cannot hold anyone to. Every program should be able to name the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) accountable for it. Find out what happens to a case if the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) leaves. A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) delivers the sessions under supervision.
Ask whether a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) sits in the team structure. Ask what happens to supervision hours when the caseload grows. Parent training is what keeps progress alive between sessions, so ask how it is scheduled. Ask whether early intervention work is run by the same team or a separate one. Ask what the progress data looked like for a child who did not respond, and what changed. Use these as a script for a first conversation rather than a scorecard for this list.
Getting started in North Dakota
Ask where a family sits on the waitlist and what actually moves anyone up it. A diagnostic report and a referral are usually needed before an assessment can be booked. Ask how many hours a week the team can genuinely cover once a case opens. Find out how a shortfall between recommended and available hours gets handled. Availability moves between markets, so a neighboring city sometimes starts sooner than the closest one.
What you see here is our tracked view of ABA therapy in North Dakota. The evidence behind these counts was published as of 2026. Treat this page as the near me search for North Dakota that shows its working. Open two or three profiles, then call them with the questions above.
What a listing here actually carries
Every provider listed for this area carries a source, a scope and a date you can inspect before you contact anyone.
- Evidence is dated at the point it was checked
- An unknown stays an unknown rather than a yes
- Inclusion is not a recommendation
Before you act on anything here
Directory inclusion is not a recommendation.
- Confirm the service model, ages served, billing and benefits, and current availability directly with each provider and your plan.
How to choose the right ABA clinic for your child in North Dakota
The best clinic is the best fit for your child: a setting that suits your family, close supervision by a BCBA, and a schedule you can keep.
Four steps
Work through these before you commit to an intake.
- Shortlist two or three clinics above that document the setting your child needs
- Ask your insurer or Medicaid plan which of those clinics it works with before the first call
- Ask who supervises the program and how often the BCBA observes sessions
- Ask for the current wait time and whether the clinic keeps a waitlist
Questions for the first call
Ask every clinic the same six questions so the answers compare.
- How many hours a week do you recommend, and how is that decided?
- Who is the supervising BCBA, and how often will they see my child?
- How do you train parents and caregivers?
- What does a typical session look like at my child’s age?
- How do you measure progress, and how often will we review it together?
- What is your current wait time to start?
Questions families ask about ABA therapy services in North Dakota
What are the best ABA therapy clinics in North Dakota?
The best clinic is the one that fits your child. The top 5 list above orders North Dakota clinics by how much each documents publicly; use it as a starting point, then compare setting, supervision and wait time on the first call.
Does Medicaid pay for ABA therapy in North Dakota?
3 of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota mention Medicaid on their websites; confirm with the clinic and your plan. Under the federal EPSDT benefit, state Medicaid programs must provide medically necessary services to children under 21; ask North Dakota’s Medicaid program how it applies to ABA therapy.
Which insurers do ABA clinics in North Dakota mention?
North Dakota clinics name Medicaid, Medicaid waiver programs, Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield most often on their own websites; confirm with the clinic and your plan.
Do more ABA clinics in North Dakota offer in-home or center-based therapy?
Of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota, 4 document in-home ABA therapy, none document center-based ABA therapy and 3 document early intervention ABA. More tracked clinics in North Dakota document in-home care than center-based care. Neither setting is better for every child, so ask each clinic which settings it can staff for your schedule.
Can I get telehealth or school-based ABA therapy in North Dakota?
Of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota, none document telehealth ABA therapy and 3 document school-based ABA therapy. Telehealth is commonly used for caregiver coaching and supervision alongside in-person sessions, and school-based support depends on the school’s agreement, so ask each clinic how it delivers these services.
Can I pay privately for ABA therapy in North Dakota?
1 of the 6 tracked locations in North Dakota lists private pay on its website, and 3 document parent and caregiver training. If you plan to pay out of pocket, ask for written session rates, assessment fees and cancellation terms before starting, and request a superbill in case your plan reimburses out-of-network care.
How much does ABA therapy cost in North Dakota?
We hold no price data, so any figure on this page would be invented. Cost turns on the funding route, the weekly hours authorized and what a household pays outside them, which is why the clinic and the plan administrator are the only two sources worth asking.
How long is the wait for ABA therapy in North Dakota?
We do not track waitlists, so this page cannot tell you. Queue length moves market by market and month by month, which is why asking two or three clinics in different markets gives a far better picture than asking one.
What does this page actually cover in North Dakota?
Our index evidences 6 clinic locations spread across 1 cities. Clinics that publish nothing we can read are simply absent from the count rather than absent from the state.
How we check this page
Every listing on this page is built from sources we can name, and every detail carries the date it was last read.
- Provider locations come from public business listings, reconciled to NPPES registry records where a match exists.
- Service settings and insurance mentions are read from each provider’s own website. A mention is never a statement of acceptance, network status or benefits.
- Addresses and coordinates come from the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder, never from a listing alone.
- This page was last rebuilt from the directory index on 2026-10-11.