Stories, clinical insights, and reflections from our team and the families we work with.
Some signs of autism can appear before a child's first birthday. Here is what to look for by age — and the single most important thing to do if something feels off.
Short answer: yes. ABA therapy is covered by most major insurance plans in every state we serve, and by Medicaid in every state we serve except Florida. Here is how coverage actually works — and what we handle for you.
House of Hearts ABA was not built to be average. Here is what premium ABA care actually looks like in practice — from how we invest in our clinicians to how we partner with the families who trust us.
House of Hearts ABA is now serving families across the entire state of California — San Diego to Sacramento, no waitlist, accepted insurance, and the same premium standard of care that defines everything we do.
House of Hearts ABA now serves Arizona families statewide — in-home, school, daycare, and community-based ABA therapy, no waitlist, for children and young adults ages 1 through 18.
House of Hearts ABA now serves Massachusetts families statewide — in-home, school, daycare, and community-based ABA therapy, no waitlist, for children and young adults ages 1 through 18.
Fourteen months. One Tuesday morning. The kind of moment that makes everything that came before feel small.
Sarah had been told she would wait six months for her son to start ABA. Then she found us. Here is what those nine days looked like, from her first call to her first session.
Every ABA practice in the country says they have low caseloads. Almost none of them define what that means. Here is exactly what we mean when we say it, and why it changes outcomes for your child.
The first word almost never arrives the way parents imagine it will. Here is what it actually looks like, and why we hold our breath every time.
Parent training is not just for the child in therapy. One Houston dad turned what he learned into a household operating system.
Turnover is the quiet enemy of progress in ABA. Here is the hiring philosophy we built to fight it.
A skill that only works in the therapy room is not really a skill yet. Here is how we make sure progress travels from session to school to home.
Before we write a single goal, we listen. The functional behavior assessment is where everything starts.
Up to $10,000 per child per year, and most Florida families do not know they qualify. Here is how it works.
Verifying benefits and getting prior authorization is one of the most frustrating parts of starting ABA. Here is what is actually happening behind the scenes — and how to advocate for your child through it.
The waiver gets the headlines, but for most families another door opens faster. Here is the honest comparison.
Texas has one of the fastest-growing demands for ABA in the country. Here is why we said yes, and how.
Brittany joins to lead clinical operations across all six states. Here is why we are so glad she is here.
We love what we do, and we want to share all of the amazing things that happen here at House of Hearts. The questions families ask us, the conversations we have, the clinical insight from our team, the updates from across the families we serve — all in one place. Every post is reviewed by our team before it goes live, and we update regularly. Please keep an eye out for new posts.
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