Providing in-home ABA therapy for kids diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), among other intellectual disabilities, on fee-for service Medicaid in Nevada, Colorado, and Oregon.
With care and expertise, we help every child with ASD grow, offering support and guidance along the way.
Using ABA methods, we support your child in overcoming challenges and building skills for long-term growth.
Our team collaborates with everyone involved with your client, from the school team, to any additional services.
We bring high-quality ABA therapy directly to your home, making it easier for your child to learn in a comfortable and familiar environment. Our flexible scheduling allows us to work around your family's needs—whether that means supporting morning routines before school, evening wind-down routines, or even community outings like grocery shopping, park visits, and other errands.
No extra stress, no long drives—just expert support where it matters most. We proudly serve families in Portland, OR; Denver, Aurora, and Colorado Springs, CO; and throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Children in foster care often experience unique challenges, from adjusting to new environments to coping with past trauma. Our team has extensive experience working with children throughout every stage of the foster care system—whether they are in state custody, transitioning into a foster home, reuniting with biological parents, or being adopted into a forever family.
We provide compassionate, trauma-informed ABA therapy that focuses on building trust, emotional regulation, and essential life skills. Our approach ensures that both children and caregivers receive the support they need to navigate these transitions successfully.
Every child deserves a strong foundation and a supportive team that believes in their potential. No matter where they are in their journey, we’re here to help both you and them thrive.
We customize therapy to meet the specific needs of foster children, considering their history, environment, and emotional well-being.
We work closely with caseworkers, biological families, and foster parents to create a consistent, stable support system.
Our therapy sessions help children build confidence, develop communication skills, and establish positive behaviors in their current and future homes.
Have questions or ready to get started? Our team is here to support you every step of the way.
We break down the process so you always know what’s next — from your child’s diagnosis to starting services, we’ve got you covered.
ABA therapy requires a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), provided by a medical doctor (MD) or PhD. This is necessary to streamline the insurance-coverage process.
Our care is delivered by a combination of Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Behavior Technicians (BTs). Care begins with the initial assessment, where our therapists work with your child and family to develop a personalized treatment plan.
We prioritize the goals that matter most to your family, ensuring that ABA therapy has a meaningful impact on your daily life and routine. Our team works closely with you to discuss the treatment plan, gather your input, and provide ongoing progress updates. Through constant communication and support, we help you manage behaviors at home and ensure you fully understand every step of the therapy process.
Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) provide direct 1:1 services to ensure the highest quality of ABA therapy. Our Behavior Technicians (BTs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) undergo extensive training and receive 24/7 support from experienced professionals in the field. This ensures that every child receives expert-driven, individualized care designed to promote meaningful progress.
We are proud to be an essential part of your child’s care team, and we work hard to ensure that we are in sync with what is being done at school and in other therapeutic settings such as physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech therapy.
Our data-driven review process ensures ongoing progress toward goals, with senior- clinician supervision. We also offer regular parent training and direct supervision of behavior techniques used in the home—to support your entire family along the journey.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a research-backed approach that helps children with autism develop meaningful skills and improve daily life. At the heart of ABA is understanding why behaviors happen and how we can support positive growth. Using evidence-based strategies, we focus on what happens before a behavior (antecedent), the behavior itself, and what follows (consequence).
Our approach is built on kindness, collaboration, and respect. We involve families every step of the way, incorporate your child’s preferences whenever possible, and create a therapy experience that feels engaging—not like an extension of the school day. Our goal is to support your child in a way that fosters confidence, independence, and joy in learning.
Email:
hello@truecarebehavior.com
Phone
(702) 768-1170
If you have any questions, we’re here to help. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions parents ask. And if you still need help, don’t hesitate to reach out — our team is always ready to support you.
We currently only accept fee-for-service Medicaid across 3 states- Colorado, Nevada, and Oregon. We also accept cash pay clients. We are currently in the process with getting credentialed with Blue Cross Blue Shield and Sliver Summit. If you have either of these 2 insurances, you can still inquire about services and we can put you on the waitlist for when the credentialing goes through.
This process depends. If you already have a diagnosis - we can begin the intake process THIS WEEK. From there, services can start as soon as 1-2 weeks following the intake.
We currently only offer in-home therapy.
Right now we do not have a waitlist. This could change soon, so if you are contemplating about starting services definitely reach out! We would love to chat.
Our BCBAs are all board certified by the BACB. Additionally, they have extensive training in various fields such as early intervention, toilet training, sleep training, play-based therapy, and school readiness.
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