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COMPASSIONATE. EVIDENCE-BASED. GROWTH FOCUSED
Elevating Potential in the moments that matter most.
Personalized ABA therapy delivered in the home, school, and community - designed to help build meaningful skills, confidence and independence in everyday life.
BCBA-led treatment plans
Parent and caregiver training
Collaboration with schools and educators
Data-driven with clear progress tracking
(786) 648 - 5578
Unlock personal growth & indenpendence
We empower positive change and independence through compassionate care and evidence based ABA therapy. Discover how personalized services can elevate the lives of children, teens and adults.
How to get started with Elevating Potential
Submit Request
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Within 48 hours, a member of the Elevating Potential team will contact you to answer your questions, review next steps, and begin the intake process. We will collect basic demographic, medical, and insurance information and schedule your initial meeting. You will also complete intake forms and provide required documents (insurance card, ID, diagnostic report, etc.).
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Intake & Documentation
We collect basic demographic, medical, and insurance information to begin the intake process. A team member will contact you to answer your questions, review next steps, and schedule a meeting to begin services. You will complete intake forms and submit required documents (insurance card, ID, diagnostic report, etc.).
Authorization Process Begins
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We request authorization from your insurance provider for the initial ABA assessment. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will conduct interviews, observe your child, and complete assessments. This is a collaborative process involving the behavior analyst, client, and family.
Treatment Plan Development
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Based on assessment results, the BCBA develops an individualized treatment plan with measurable goals tailored to your child’s needs. We submit the plan to your insurance company for review and approval. Services begin once authorization is received.
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Therapy Begins
A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), under the supervision of the BCBA, begins providing one-to-one ABA therapy according to the approved treatment plan.
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