The Leading ABA Therapy Provider in Georgia

Begin High Quality ABA Therapy In Georgia today with Achievements ABA.

Help your child achieve great heights with Achievements ABA Therapy’s compassionate, personalized ABA therapy in Georgia. Call us today at 404-551-5330.

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ABA Therapy Provider in Georgia

At-Home, School, Community and Daycare Based ABA Therapy In Georgia

We specialize in supporting children with Autism Spectrum disorder in overcoming behavioral, communication and social challenges through our superior ABA therapy services in Georgia.

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#1 ABA Therapy Company In Georgia

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ABA therapy in Georgia is proven to enhance the social and communication skills of children with autism.

How It Works

Intake/Paper Work

To start the enrollment process for our Georgia-based ABA program, please begin by filling out our welcome packet intake form. We require some essential information about your child before commencing our services. Kindly complete this form and return it to your designated case manager.

Verify Benefits/Authorize Assessment

Our Team will contact your insurance carrier to find out if you have coverage for ABA services. If your insurance benefits include ABA services, we will receive an authorization for your child's assessment. We accept most insurances for our ABA program including Georgia Medicaid.

Comprehensive Assessment

A skilled BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) will assess your child’s functioning level in the areas of communication, social skills, adaptive daily living and behavior.

Treatment Plan

Once the assessment is completed, the BCBA will create an individualized treatment plan for your child. No two treatment plans are alike. We develop a customized treatment plan that helps your child meet his/her goals and maximize his/her full potential.

ABA/Verbal Behavior Therapy

After the treatment plan is developed, your child will be assigned an ABA trained therapist that will work with your child on the goals prescribed in the treatment plan. Your child’s ABA therapist will come to work with him/her in the comfort of your own home. Treatment can additionally take place at school or in the community to ensure generalization and maintenance.

Parent Training

We at Achievements ABA believe that parents play an important role in the child’s treatment plan because no one knows the child better than their parent. Your BCBA will meet with you once a week for a parent training session. He/she will discuss your child’s goals and progress with you. During this time you can discuss any questions or concerns with your BCBA and get the proper guidance in how to help your child maximize his/her full potential.

Payment

We know how costly a child on the spectrum can be. We at Achievements Therapy involve the insurance companies to help our parents with the cost of ABA therapy. Most insurance plans cover ABA therapy for an Autism diagnosis. Achievements accepts most insurance carriers including Georgia Medicaid and are happy to help you through the process.

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In-Home ABA Therapy In Georgia

At Achievements ABA Therapy, we believe in making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families throughout Georgia, and we invite you to take the next step in your child’s path to success by entrusting us with their care.

At Achievements ABA, we specialize in providing personalized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in the heart of Georgia.

Our experienced and passionate team is dedicated to supporting your child’s journey toward growth, independence, and a brighter future.

Our Services

We provide:

You can check out the Autism Speaks Resource Guide for more information on finding an ABA provider.

ABA Therapy in Georgia – FAQs

What is ABA therapy?

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a therapy based on the science of learning and behavior. It helps children with autism improve communication, reduce challenging behaviors, and build daily living skills.

How do I start ABA therapy in Georgia?

Start by getting an official autism diagnosis from a licensed provider, such as a psychologist or developmental pediatrician. This is required before insurance can approve ABA services.

What happens after the diagnosis?

We’ll help you check your insurance coverage, request authorization, and match your child with a qualified ABA therapist. If you’re eligible for Medicaid or the Katie Beckett Waiver, those programs can also help cover services.

Is ABA therapy covered by insurance in Georgia?

Yes. In Georgia, most private insurance plans and Medicaid cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis.

Under Ava’s Law, state-regulated private plans must cover ABA therapy for children up to age 21, with an annual cap of $35,000. Coverage typically requires a formal autism diagnosis, proof of medical necessity, and pre-authorization.

Georgia Medicaid also covers ABA services under EPSDT (Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment). Children under 21 may qualify for up to 40 hours per week, depending on age and clinical need.

To confirm coverage, check with your insurance provider and make sure your ABA provider is in-network and authorized.

Can my child get ABA therapy at daycare or school?

Sometimes—it depends on your insurance plan. Some private plans and Medicaid options in Georgia allow ABA services to take place at daycare or school with proper documentation and approval.

We’ll review your benefits, request any required authorizations, and guide you through the process to see if in-school or daycare-based therapy is covered.

How many hours of ABA therapy will my child receive?

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will evaluate your child’s needs and create an individualized treatment plan. Most children are recommended between 10 to 40 hours per week of ABA therapy, depending on their age, goals, and level of support needed.

Insurance companies often follow the BCBA’s recommendation when approving hours, but final coverage may vary by plan.

What age is best to start ABA therapy?

ABA therapy is most effective when started early. Toddlers and preschool-aged children often make the most progress with early intervention, but school-aged children can benefit greatly too.

We provide ABA services for children of all ages across Georgia—starting as early as age 2. The earlier support begins, the better the outcomes.

What ages do you work with?

We provide ABA therapy for children and young adults from birth through age 21. Our services support toddlers, preschoolers, and school-age children across Georgia, with programs tailored to each stage of development.

Whether your child is just starting out or already in school, we’re here to help every step of the way.

Do you include parent training?

Yes! Parents are part of the team and learn strategies to support progress at home.

How soon can we start?

After insurance approval, we aim to begin within 2–4 weeks.

Where in Georgia do you offer services?

We serve families in Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Macon, and nearby areas—in-home and community-based.

What should I look for in a good ABA provider in Georgia?

Look for BCBAs, supervised RBTs, personalized plans, consistent data tracking, and parent involvement. Accreditation and strong reviews also matter.

For reliable info and early intervention support in Georgia, visit the Georgia Autism Initiative, a state-run program offering provider training, family coaching, and autism screenings statewide. You can also explore the Autism Speaks Resource Guide for help finding an ABA provider near you.

Are you a passionate autism provider looking to join our growing team of dedicated professionals?

Achievements ABA Therapy is hiring RBTs, BCBAs and BCaBAs to join our team of experienced, caring, and compassionate providers. We offer flexible schedules, competitive pay, and high-quality training and supervision. Upload your resume and a representative will contact you to set up an interview.

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BCBA

As a BCBA, you will implement effective strategies for our learners within the home, school or community setting. Additionally, BCBA's are responsible for conducting assessments, developing treatment plans, and evaluating the execution of programs. Our BCBA’s also provide supervision to our Behavior Therapists, monitor progress of all programs and collect and record behavior/program data.

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BCaBA

BCaBAs support the clinical supervisor in providing data driven ABA services to clients and their families. BCaBAs provide direct treatment to clients, consultation and support to behavior technicians, and collect and graph data support implementation of data driven treatment plans. Care coordination is delegated and completed across multidisciplinary teams both within and outside of Compass to ensure collaborative treatment and facilitate long term maintenance of treatment gains.

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RBT

Our caring and professional ABA therapists provide ABA services for children with autism under the guidance of a BCBA. As an RBT you will work collaboratively with a BCBA supervisor to implement basic principles and teaching procedures of ABA therapy. Our RBTs provide in-home, and community-based Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy and collect behavior and skill acquisition data during sessions.

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