Gradual Select: ABA Therapy, the way it was supposed to be

Private pay ABA therapy, in your home, provided by experts.

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Why families choose Gradual Select

Insurance doesn’t always fit. Gradual Select lets your family start sooner and shape services around your child and family’s needs rather than a payer’s rules.

The Gradual Select difference

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Senior Clinical Leadership

Comprehensive intake, environment assessment, and parent interview by a BCBA with 20+ years of experience.
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Direct 1:1 Care

Delivered by seasoned behavioral clinicians.
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Collaborative Support

In-home sessions, caregiver training, and travel support wherever your family goes.

The Gradual Select Blueprint

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Discovery Meeting

We explore your child’s needs, home environment, family and staff dynamics, and care parameters.
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Assessment and Program Design

We curate an assessment process around your family’s unique needs, then design a program built just for you.
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Family, Caregiver, and Staff Training

We gather your people around the table and train everyone. Your team is prepared for day one.
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Implementation

Services begin in your home, on your terms.
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Optimization

Your program is continuously monitored and adjusted. We meet monthly, provide reports, and offer on-demand services including travel and multi-residence support.

Gradual Select options

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Out-of-network options

If your plan includes out-of-network coverage for ABA therapy, we can provide the documentation you need to seek reimbursement.

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Transparent pricing

Rates are set per service and shared up front, with no surprise fees.

ABA for more than just autism

We work discreetly with your family to address behavior issues that may be disrupting your home life related to ADHD, developmental issues, executive functioning, and more.

Ready to design a customized plan for your child?

It starts with a discovery meeting.

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