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Ocean Wave ABA delivers in-home ABA therapy for children with autism across Colorado. Our clinical team comes directly to your family, providing one-on-one autism therapy, child behavior support, and family-centered ABA services inside the comfort of home. We treat the whole child and support the whole family, working alongside parents and siblings as active partners in every child's growth. Our approach goes beyond sessions. We build real relationships with the families we serve and stay connected long after services wind down. Colorado Medicaid accepted. Private insurance welcome. TRICARE application in progress. Intake is fast, simple, and built around your family's schedule. Reach out today for a same-day insurance verification.
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8085 S Chester St., 80112, Centennial, United States
- (720) 679-7216
- oceanwaveaba.com
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