Questions families ask us

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based therapy that teaches meaningful skills — like communication, daily living, and social skills — by breaking them into small, achievable steps. Progress is measured with data from every session, so the plan is adjusted based on what is actually working for your child rather than guesswork.

We support learners diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, Down syndrome, learning disabilities, and other neuropsychological, behavioral, or academic difficulties. If you're unsure whether our services fit your child's needs, contact us — we're happy to talk it through with you.

Programs are individualized, and commonly target verbal communication, social skills, attention and focus, academic skills, fine and gross motor skills, feeding and picky eating, self-management, and personal self-care including hygiene, toileting, and dressing. Your family's priorities shape which goals come first.

MD Analytics offers one-to-one ABA therapy, small-group learning pods, educational and academic support, and telehealth services including parent and caregiver coaching. Services are delivered in ways that fit daily life at home, at school, and out in the community.

Reach out through our contact page to schedule an initial consultation. We'll listen to your family's story, answer your questions, and — if it's a good fit — begin with a comprehensive assessment that becomes the foundation of your child's individualized plan.

Deeply. Families help choose goals, learn the strategies we use in sessions, and practice them in everyday routines. Caregiver training is part of the work — progress that only happens in a therapy session isn't the goal; progress at home, at school, and in the world is.

We collect data in every session and chart it over time — that's the 'analytics' in MD Analytics. You'll see progress in plain language and clear visuals, and when the data says something isn't working, we change the approach rather than waiting.

Yes. Secure video sessions bring instruction, program supervision, and caregiver coaching to your home. Telehealth can stand alone or supplement in-person services, and is especially useful for coaching around home routines like mealtimes, transitions, and toileting.

A learning pod is a small group of learners receiving structured educational and therapeutic instruction together. Pods keep the individualization of one-to-one work while adding real peer interaction — a supportive setting to practice social skills, attention, and group participation.

Coverage for ABA and educational services varies by insurer, plan, and location. Contact us and we'll discuss your situation, walk through the options, and help you understand what to ask your insurance provider.