Directory evidence
ABA therapy providers in Philadelphia, PA
Dated, checkable provider evidence for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with unknowns left visible
The Top ABA Therapy dataset carries 17 provider locations for ABA therapy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Unfurling Littles LLC
Philadelphia, PA
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Current insurance evidence unknown
Helping Hands Family
Philadelphia, PA
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2 current provider-reported assertion(s). Confirm benefits and network status.
NeurAbilities
Philadelphia, PA
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Current insurance evidence unknown
Canada and Associates, LLC
Philadelphia, PA
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Service information unknown
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Current insurance evidence unknown
Empirical Pediatric Therapy
Philadelphia, PA
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Service information unknown
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Current insurance evidence unknown
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What is documented for this area
- Tracked provider locations
- 17 provider locations in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania are in our tracked dataset.
- Provider organizations
- 15 organizations operate those locations.
- Shown on this page
- 5 of the 17 tracked locations appear on this page. The rest continue on the following pages.
- Operators unique to this city
- 9 organizations appear only in this city across every Pennsylvania market we track.
- Therapy settings documented
- 11 tracked providers document Early intervention ABA. 9 tracked providers document In-home ABA therapy. 9 tracked providers document Parent and caregiver training. 8 tracked providers document School-based ABA therapy.
- Payer mentions on provider websites
- 6 tracked providers mention Medicaid. 6 tracked providers mention Private pay. 1 tracked provider mentions Aetna. 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. A mention is not a statement of benefits, network status, or eligibility.
| Evidence | Tracked providers documenting it |
|---|---|
| Early intervention ABA | 11 |
| In-home ABA therapy | 9 |
| Parent and caregiver training | 9 |
| School-based ABA therapy | 8 |
| Center-based ABA therapy | 7 |
| Community-based ABA therapy | 6 |
| Telehealth ABA therapy | 5 |
| Social skills groups | 3 |
| Evidence | Tracked providers mentioning it |
|---|---|
| Medicaid | 6 |
| Private pay | 6 |
| Aetna | 1 |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield | 1 |
| Cigna | 1 |
| Medicaid waiver programs | 1 |
| TRICARE | 1 |
| UnitedHealthcare / Optum | 1 |
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.
Listings in this market document early intervention ABA therapy, in-home ABA therapy and parent and caregiver training. 15 distinct organizations operate the tracked locations. Providers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania mostly serve autistic children, and an autism evaluation is normally the document that opens the door to funding.
Early intervention and in-home ABA therapy: what Philadelphia providers document
Of the tracked locations in Philadelphia, 11 tracked providers document early intervention ABA therapy, 9 tracked providers document in-home ABA therapy and 9 tracked providers document parent and caregiver training. Early intervention means the program begins before school routines are fixed. In-home delivery removes the commute and puts teaching into the family’s own routine. These counts describe published evidence, not the full service list of any location. Ask each location which setting it actually runs today and for which ages.
Insurance named on Philadelphia provider websites
On provider websites here, 6 tracked providers mention Medicaid, 6 tracked providers mention Private pay, 1 tracked provider mentions Aetna and 1 tracked provider mentions Blue Cross Blue Shield. Treat a mention as a starting point for a phone call, never as a benefits decision. Verify with your plan administrator rather than with any directory, including this one.
Questions worth asking before you enroll in Philadelphia
Nothing should be programmed before a functional behavior assessment has been done. A treatment plan you cannot understand is a treatment plan you cannot hold anyone to. 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. The person your child sees most is often a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). Ask whether a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) sits in the team structure. Early intervention places are often the scarcest, so ask about the queue early. Request a sample of how progress data gets reported to families. Nothing above says which provider is right for a family, only which questions expose the difference.
Waitlists and access in Philadelphia
Ask how long the current queue is and what the last three intakes waited. The paperwork requirement is where most delays start, so settle it early. Ask how many hours a week the team can genuinely cover once a case opens. Two markets an hour apart can have entirely different queues.
The list above is the evidence we hold on ABA therapy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Listings reflect what each provider published as of 2026. Widening the search in Pennsylvania usually means King of Prussia (5 tracked locations) and Media (3 tracked locations). For anyone searching ABA therapy near me from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the providers above are the ones with published evidence. Choose a shortlist from the list above and call it this week.
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.