Eugene's ABA market is far smaller than Portland's, but real options exist — including a university clinic with sliding-scale fees. Here's how the local landscape works, what Oregon's coverage rules require, and what to ask first.
University of Oregon clinic offering behavior services from supervised graduate clinicians on a sliding scale (roughly $35–$150 per hour) — one of the most affordable routes into ABA-style support in Oregon.
Visit siteLocal early-intervention ABA practice serving Eugene and Bend, focused on young children (roughly 18 months to 7 years) with an autism diagnosis.
Visit siteLong-standing Lane County nonprofit whose ABA program provides individualized treatment for autistic children alongside broader child and family mental health services.
Visit siteNational ABA organization with a Eugene presence offering home- and clinic-based services; a common option when local waitlists run long.
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