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ABA therapy providers in Farmington Hills, MI

Provider evidence for Farmington Hills, Michigan, reconciled from public records and dated

Our index records 7 provider locations offering ABA therapy in Farmington Hills, Michigan.

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ABA provider listings in Farmington Hills, MI

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  1. Akoya Behavioral Health

    Farmington Hills, MI

    Services

    • Center-based ABA therapy
    • In-home ABA therapy

    Insurance evidence

    4 current provider-reported assertion(s). Confirm benefits and network status.

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  2. Judson Center

    Farmington Hills, MI

    Services

    • Community-based ABA therapy
    • Early intervention ABA
    • In-home ABA therapy
    • Parent and caregiver training

    Insurance evidence

    Current insurance evidence unknown

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What is documented for this area

Tracked provider locations
7 provider locations in Farmington Hills, Michigan are in our tracked dataset.
Provider organizations
6 organizations operate those locations.
Operators unique to this city
3 organizations appear only in this city across every Michigan market we track.
Therapy settings documented
4 tracked providers document Early intervention ABA. 4 tracked providers document In-home ABA therapy. 3 tracked providers document Center-based ABA therapy. 2 tracked providers document Parent and caregiver training.
Payer mentions on provider websites
1 tracked provider mentions Aetna. 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. 1 tracked provider mentions Carelon Behavioral Health (Beacon). 1 tracked provider mentions UnitedHealthcare / Optum. A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility.
Service settings documented by tracked providers
EvidenceTracked providers documenting it
Early intervention ABA4
In-home ABA therapy4
Center-based ABA therapy3
Parent and caregiver training2
Telehealth ABA therapy2
Community-based ABA therapy1
Insurance mentioned on tracked provider websites A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility.
EvidenceTracked providers mentioning it
Aetna1
Blue Cross Blue Shield1
Carelon Behavioral Health (Beacon)1
UnitedHealthcare / Optum1

Observed 2026-08-29 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.

Tracked locations here resolve to 6 distinct organizations. Listings in this market document early intervention ABA therapy, in-home ABA therapy and center-based ABA therapy. ABA therapy in Farmington Hills, Michigan is sought mainly for autistic children, and an autism evaluation generally comes before any program can start.

Early intervention and in-home ABA therapy across Farmington Hills, Michigan

In this market 4 tracked providers document early intervention ABA therapy, 4 tracked providers document in-home ABA therapy and 3 tracked providers document center-based ABA therapy. Early intervention programs target the preschool years rather than school age. In-home programs run where the family already lives, so the skills a child practices are the ones the household uses daily. A provider that publishes nothing about setting is simply absent from these counts, not excluded from the market. Ask each location which setting it actually runs today and for which ages.

Insurance mentions across Farmington Hills, Michigan

Reading what providers publish, 1 tracked provider mentions Aetna, 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield, 1 tracked provider mentions Carelon Behavioral Health (Beacon) and 1 tracked provider mentions UnitedHealthcare / Optum. What a provider names on a page and what your plan authorizes are two different questions. Confirm billing with the provider and benefits with your plan administrator before the first session.

Working through a shortlist in Farmington Hills

Nothing should be programmed before a functional behavior assessment has been done. Ask how often the treatment plan is revisited and who signs off on a change. The clinician who owns the case is normally a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Ask how often the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) observes sessions directly. Day to day sessions are usually run by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). Some teams also place a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) between those two roles. Ask what happens to supervision hours when the caseload grows. Request a sample of how progress data gets reported to families. Directory inclusion answers none of these questions, which is why they are worth asking.

Waitlists and access in Farmington Hills

A waitlist answer without a number is not an answer. Weekly hours, not the start date, decide how fast anything changes. Ask what the team does when it cannot deliver the schedule it recommended. Queue length varies market by market, so ask more than one.

Everything above is what we can currently evidence about ABA therapy in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The evidence behind these counts was published as of 2026. The nearest tracked alternatives in Michigan are Southfield (10 tracked locations) and Livonia (3 tracked locations). If you searched for ABA therapy near me and landed here, the list above is the honest answer for Farmington Hills, Michigan. Open two or three profiles, then call them with the questions above.

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