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ABA Therapy for Children Ages 18 Months–8 Years
AIA provides individualized, neurodiversity-affirming ABA therapy at its Scottsdale clinic for children ages 18 months through 8 years. An autism diagnosis is required before ABA services begin.
Eligibility: ages 18 months through 8 years • autism diagnosis required
Calls are answered Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM. Forms are available anytime.
Arizona Institute for AutismScottsdale clinic
A clear first step
Start with a conversation about your child and your goals
Families often begin with questions about communication, everyday routines, independence, flexibility, or how ABA services may fit into daily life. A consultation can help clarify whether AIA is an appropriate next step for a child who meets the age and diagnosis requirements.
What you can expect
- ABA therapy for children ages 18 months through 8 years
- Autism diagnosis required before services begin
- Individualized goals with parent and caregiver collaboration
Payment and coverage path
Explore payment and coverage options
Your payment path affects the administrative steps, not the goal of individualized care. Choose the option that best matches what you are looking for.
AHCCCS: AIA is in network with UnitedHealthcare Community Plan and accepts no other AHCCCS plans.
AHCCCS / UHC Community PlanPrivate pay: discuss current self-pay options directly with AIA.
Private pay
ABA at AIA
Care should be individualized and meaningful
Talk with AIA about your child's communication, daily routines, and goals. Clinical recommendations depend on an individualized assessment.
Request a Free ConsultationQuestions families ask
Frequently asked questions
What ages does AIA serve for ABA therapy?
AIA provides ABA therapy for children ages 18 months through 8 years old at its Scottsdale clinic.
Does my child need an autism diagnosis before ABA starts?
Yes. An autism diagnosis is required before ABA therapy services can begin. AIA offers examination and evaluation services but does not provide diagnoses.
What kinds of skills can ABA support?
Depending on individual needs, goals may involve functional communication, daily routines, flexibility, independence, social participation, safety, or other meaningful skills. Specific goals are determined through the clinical process.
Talk with AIA
Request a Free Consultation
Share basic contact information and an AIA team member can follow up about ABA services, eligibility, and next steps.
Call AIA at 480-687-7099
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Forms are available anytime.