ABA Therapy Provider in Gainesville, GA
NeuroKids Center is a highly-rated ABA therapy provider dedicated to supporting children and adolescents with autism in Gainesville, Georgia. They offer a comprehensive range of services designed to foster development and independence, including In-Home ABA Therapy, Center-Based ABA Therapy, and School-Based ABA Therapy. Families can also access specialized support through Telehealth ABA Therapy, Social Skills Training, Early Intervention, Community-Based ABA, ABA Assessment, and Consultation services. This diverse offering ensures that care can be tailored to each child's unique needs and delivered in various environments where they learn and grow.
NeuroKids Center understands the importance of accessible care, accepting major insurance plans such as Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Medicaid, and UnitedHealthcare, as well as VA / Veterans Affairs benefits. Their commitment to providing individualized, evidence-based care helps children build essential communication, social, and adaptive skills, empowering them to reach their full potential. With a 5.00-star rating based on two reviews, NeuroKids Center is recognized for its compassionate and effective approach. If you are seeking dedicated and comprehensive ABA therapy services for your child or adolescent in the Gainesville, Georgia area, consider reaching out to NeuroKids Center to learn more about how they can support your family.
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Claim your listing!My child and I both had a wonderful experience with Dr. Conner. She was thorough with the testing while at the same time putting my child at ease. She explained everything to me and answered all of my questions. She has been a great … More
Marilyn Snyder · via google
Dr Conner was wonderful to work with. Thoroughly detailed reports and a great personality perfect for working with children. 100% Recommened
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