Autism Society of North Carolina ABA Clinic (Raleigh)
Nonprofit ABA clinicABA clinic for children with an established autism diagnosis, in-network with many insurers and all NC Tailored Plans (LME/MCOs).
Visit siteApplied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is one of the most widely funded autism therapies in North Carolina, but getting started in Raleigh usually means navigating an autism diagnosis, insurance approval, and a provider waitlist first.
The good news for Wake County families is real choice. Raleigh and the surrounding Triangle have a dense cluster of BCBA-supervised clinics, in-home providers, and hospital-affiliated programs, which tends to mean shorter waits than in rural parts of the state.
This page walks through what ABA is, how it is paid for here, and how to start. Treat everything below as a starting point, not legal or medical advice, and confirm details directly with each provider.
Triangle ABA
BCBA-owned ABA clinicClinician-owned, Raleigh-based ABA practice founded by a BCBA who is also a parent of an autistic child.
Visit siteABS Kids (Raleigh-Durham)
ABA clinic and diagnostic providerProvides autism diagnostic evaluations and individualized ABA therapy across Wake County, in clinic and in home.
Visit siteAutism Learning Partners (Raleigh)
ABA providerABA therapy for children and families in Raleigh; accepts most major insurance plans including Medicaid.
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