Arizona ABA Therapy Locations

Circle City ABA provides individualized, play-based ABA Therapy Services for children ages 18 months to 17 years at our Arizona locations in Gilbert, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Tucson. Our Scottsdale center specializes in ABA therapy for teens and adults ages 13 and older, while our Tempe location also offers ABA therapy for adults. Each location provides personalized support to help individuals build communication, social, and daily living skills that encourage greater independence.

We passionately nurture progress through play with our ABA therapy. We understand that caring for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental diagnoses* also means caring about their families – so we provide full-family education and support from day one. You’re an active and involved part of the process. That means we’re here to walk you through what we’re doing and why. We share in the wins and are always available to answer questions, discuss concerns, and workshop solutions together. We invite you to start your journey with an initial ABA Therapy assessment at one of our Arizona ABA Therapy locations near you.

Circle City ABA accepts most private fully funded and self-funded insurance and commercial insurance, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, United Healthcare, Mercy Care, and others. We also accept Tricare and state funding such as Empowerment Scholarship Accounts and Children’s Special Healthcare Services at all our Arizona ABA Therapy locations. Circle City ABA is in-network with most insurance companies and is happy to check your benefits.

*For other developmental diagnoses, you must send a full diagnostic report from the diagnosing physician– Presenting a developmental disability (before the age of 6); after the age of 6, you must have a diagnosis of Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Down Syndrome or Cognitive/Intellectual disability, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and depression (can be classified as mood disorders) Fragile X syndrome, and/or Klinefelter syndrome.