Serving Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, Scott, Dakota & Carver Counties
Answers to what families ask us most

EIDBI stands for Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention, a Minnesota Health Care Programs benefit that provides evaluation and treatment services, including ABA therapy, for children with autism spectrum disorder or related developmental needs.
Not necessarily. Many families begin with a referral or general concern rather than a formal diagnosis. Our CMDE evaluation process helps clarify what’s going on and whether EIDBI services are appropriate.
We primarily work with children from toddlers through school age, adjusting our programs as children grow and their needs change over time.
Session length varies by service type and by your child’s individualized plan, but most therapy sessions run between 45 minutes and a few hours, depending on the recommended weekly hours in your child’s treatment program.
Yes, in select cases. While we primarily deliver services in-center, in-home and telehealth support is available depending on your child’s needs and your family’s circumstances.
Reach out by phone or through our contact form. Our team will ask a few questions about your child, review any existing evaluations or referrals, and schedule a CMDE if one is needed.
We work with Minnesota Medical Assistance and a range of private insurance plans. Visit our Insurance & Payment page for details, or contact us directly to verify your specific plan.
Availability varies depending on current enrollment and your child’s specific service needs. Our team will give you an honest, current estimate of timing when you reach out.
Let your care coordinator know as soon as possible. Our team will work with you to reschedule sessions where possible, based on therapist availability.
Yes. Coordinated care conferences often include school staff, with your consent, so that therapy goals and classroom expectations stay aligned.
In many cases, yes. Your child’s Individual Treatment Program may combine ABA, speech, occupational therapy, or other services, and our team schedules sessions to minimize the number of separate trips your family needs to make.
Every goal in your child’s treatment plan is tracked with objective data collected during sessions, which we review regularly with families so progress is measured with evidence, not just general impressions.