‘We will reconsider higher reimbursement rates after a year in-network….’ Really?…. When contracting with funders it’s so important that providers seek budget-based, sustainable rates, so […]
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Selective and self-serving use and interpretation of research and its findings seems to be all too common these days. The purpose of generating scientific research […]
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APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS ABA has a lot to offer when it comes to understanding and helping people, and positively impacting the world around us. Our […]
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It depends how you define dominance. The following information is from a presentation at BABAT with my colleagues Ashley Williams, PhD, LABA, BCBA-D Candice Colón, […]
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Interpretation of CPT codes may differ among funders and providers alike – from one another, and from their intended use as approved by the AMA. […]
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“What’s a regular caseload for a BCBA”? ➕ ➖ ➗ ✖ This question rears its head on a regular and recurring basis on social media platforms. […]
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Building community relationships can go a long way for stakeholders involved with autism services (and beyond). Small business owners and operators in our communities may […]
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When financing an ABA practice, several options are available to practitioners and ABA entrepreneurs. The right financing option will become clear depending on your personal […]
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Thinking long-term is crucial when expanding an established ABA practice or planning for a startup. Consider the value of incorporating a strategic plan that leverages […]
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Although there are some people in the autism and autistic communities who do not associate autism with disability, there are others who do. Autism is […]
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