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ABA therapy providers in Montana

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This page carries the 11 provider locations Top ABA Therapy tracks for ABA therapy in Montana.

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ABA provider listings in Montana

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  1. Peach Tree

    Missoula, MT

    Services

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

    Insurance evidence

    Current insurance evidence unknown

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  2. Peach Tree

    Bozeman, MT

    Services

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

    Insurance evidence

    Current insurance evidence unknown

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  3. Aware Inc

    Missoula, MT

    Services

    • Community-based ABA therapy
    • Early intervention ABA
    • In-home ABA therapy
    • School-based ABA therapy

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    Current insurance evidence unknown

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What is documented for this area

Tracked provider locations
11 provider locations in Montana are in our tracked dataset.
Provider organizations
10 organizations operate those locations.
Cities with tracked providers
4 cities in Montana have at least one tracked provider location.
Largest tracked markets
Bozeman, 4 locations. Billings, 3 locations. Missoula, 3 locations.
Therapy settings documented
6 tracked providers document Community-based ABA therapy. 6 tracked providers document In-home ABA therapy. 3 tracked providers document Early intervention ABA. 3 tracked providers document School-based ABA therapy.
Payer mentions on provider websites
1 tracked provider mentions Aetna. 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. 1 tracked provider mentions Cigna. 1 tracked provider mentions Private pay. A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility.
Service settings documented by tracked providers
EvidenceTracked providers documenting it
Community-based ABA therapy6
In-home ABA therapy6
Early intervention ABA3
School-based ABA therapy3
Parent and caregiver training2
Social skills groups1
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
Cigna1
Private pay1

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.

Our Montana index touches 4 cities with at least one tracked location. Documented service settings include community-based ABA therapy, in-home ABA therapy and early intervention ABA therapy. The families searching here in Montana are almost always doing so after an autism evaluation, and most providers listed serve autistic children first.

Community-based and in-home ABA therapy in Montana

Across Montana, 6 tracked providers document community-based ABA therapy, 6 tracked providers document in-home ABA therapy, 3 tracked providers document early intervention ABA therapy and 3 tracked providers document school-based ABA therapy. Community-based sessions take the program into shops, parks and the other places a family already uses. In-home programs run where the family already lives, so the skills a child practices are the ones the household uses daily. Early intervention work starts young, when a small shift in routine tends to carry the furthest. Setting is read from what each provider publishes, so a location may offer more than the evidence shows. Ask each location which setting it actually runs today and for which ages.

The shape of ABA supply in Montana

Ranked by what we track, Bozeman with 4 tracked locations, Billings with 3 tracked locations and Missoula with 3 tracked locations sit at the top of the state. Our reach here follows published evidence, so it trails the market rather than anticipating it.

Which insurance Montana providers mention

Among tracked providers in Montana, 1 tracked provider mentions Aetna, 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield, 1 tracked provider mentions Cigna and 1 tracked provider mentions Private pay. A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility. Verify with your plan administrator rather than with any directory, including this one.

Plan type decides most of what the first month of admin looks like. Authorization is usually the slowest step, so ask who is driving it. Ask when the first reauthorization falls and what evidence it will need. Ask what happens to the schedule, and to the bill, if an authorization runs out.

Working through a shortlist in Montana

Ask to see how the functional behavior assessment turns into what happens on day one. 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). The Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) should be reachable by a parent, not only by staff. 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 how many supervision hours the program includes each month and who provides them. Ask what parent training actually asks of you each week. Ask whether early intervention work is run by the same team or a separate one. Progress data you never see is progress data you cannot check. None of this is a judgment on any provider listed above; it is the ground a family walks on the first call.

Access and timing in Montana

Ask what the queue looks like this month, not what it usually looks like. The paperwork requirement is where most delays start, so settle it early. Hours matter as much as the start date, so ask how many a week the program can staff. Ask who reopens the conversation if the program cannot staff what was recommended. Widening the search by a short drive often changes the wait more than anything else.

ABA therapy in Montana: the recurring questions

What should a family budget for ABA therapy in Montana?

Our index carries no prices and we will not estimate them. What decides the number is the funding route, the authorized weekly hours and the household share, so ask the provider for its billing position and the plan administrator for yours.

How long is the wait for ABA therapy in Montana?

Waitlist length is not in our dataset. It varies by market, by weekly hours and by the time of year, so the only reliable read is to call several providers in the same week and compare what they say.

How many ABA providers does Montana have?

This page carries 11 tracked provider locations across 4 cities. That is what our index can evidence, not a census of the state, and anything we cannot evidence stays off the page.

This page is the current index view of ABA therapy in Montana. Listings reflect what each provider published as of 2026. A near me search for ABA therapy in Montana rarely shows evidence dates; every listing above carries one. Open two or three profiles, then call them with the questions above.

ABA therapy in neighbouring states

Families living near a state line often compare programs on both sides of it, because licensure rules and waiting times stop at the border even when the drive does not.

Alongside Montana, this directory tracks ABA therapy providers in Idaho, ABA therapy providers in Utah, ABA therapy providers in Colorado, ABA therapy providers in Washington, ABA therapy providers in Oregon, ABA therapy providers in South Dakota, ABA therapy providers in North Dakota and ABA therapy providers in Nevada.

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.

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  • An unknown stays an unknown rather than a yes
  • Inclusion is not a recommendation

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