From diagnosis to treatment.
An autism diagnosis introduces a lot of unknowns. AIM Clinics is here to make the path to beginning treatment as smooth as possible.
An autism diagnosis introduces a lot of unknowns. AIM Clinics is here to make the path to beginning treatment as smooth as possible.
Before you apply…
Parents often don’t realize that most insurance requires an official autism spectrum disorder diagnosis. If you aren’t sure how to start the diagnosis process, we can point you in the right direction.
The right program at the right time
At AIM Clinics, we offer three unique programs that help young people of all skill levels and abilities reach their goals.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an “intensive” therapy, which means the longer your child spends with us, the more progress they’ll make! Our programs are designed with set schedules to help parents and children stay on track.
What are the steps to starting therapy?
We do our best to make the application and insurance processes easy.
Step 1
Fill out our enrollment form.
There’s no cost or commitment when you fill out the form. It just gives us what we need to start talking to your insurance company.
Step 2
Send us your child’s diagnosis.
It’s also helpful at this stage to provide reports from other therapies, including speech, physical or occupational therapy.
Step 3
Bring your child to a first meeting.
We’ll make sure we understand your concerns and then spend a few hours getting to know your child.
Step 4
Review your treatment plan!
Your insurance company will review and authorize our personalized treatment plan as we begin therapy.
What will my child be doing in therapy?
AIM Clinics is a place for your child to learn—and play! We foster an environment of positivity and fun while also working very hard to empower your child as they go through life.
See ABA in Action
How can I help at home?
There’s a lot parents can do at home to reinforce what kids learn and achieve at AIM. We’re constantly building our library of resources to help you help them.
Resources