# BridgeCare ABA > Official BridgeCare ABA business agent. BridgeCare ABA provides home-, school-, and center-based Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children with autism… ## Ask it a question BridgeCare ABA answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/bridgecareaba. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_bridgecareaba and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About BridgeCare ABA BridgeCare ABA describes itself on its about page under the heading "Serious Goals. Joyful Smiles." The company says it embeds therapy into play, creativity and connection, that every program is "developed and overseen by a BCBA, guided by real-time data, and shaped through regular clinical review," and that it treats families as full partners who are told who is coming and when. Two Arizona staff members are profiled on both the about page and the Arizona locations page. Meredith Shaw is listed as Clinical Director, Arizona; her profile says she "has been in the field of ABA since 2014 and has been BCBA since 2019," has worked in schools, clinics and homes across the Phoenix Valley, and has worked with individuals from 18 months to 18 years old. Blanca Paz is listed as Lead RBT, Arizona; her profile says she began in ABA in August 2015 at a public school in Phoenix, holds an Associates Degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis in Special Education, is an ASU alumni, and supports other behavior technicians and onboarding of new therapists. Other clinicians profiled cover Utah, North Carolina, Missouri and Kansas. Kelsey Crosby, listed as Director of Clinical Training, is described as "M.Ed., BCBA, LBA" and "a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2018." The about page does not publish state licence numbers, certification numbers, a founding year, or company hours. The company's social links point to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Glassdoor, and it lists a careers page for people looking to join the team. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/about ## What BridgeCare ABA does BridgeCare ABA provides ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy services for children with autism. The services page lists six skill areas that sessions are built around: Communication, described as "learning to express needs, wants, and feelings in ways that others can understand"; Daily Routines, "building consistency with brushing teeth, getting dressed, and other everyday moments"; Social Skills, "learning how to connect, take turns, and share space with others"; Emotional Regulation, "managing frustration, anxiety, and big feelings in healthy ways"; Independence, "helping kids do more on their own, from making choices to completing everyday tasks"; and Academics + Learning, "staying engaged, following directions, and building a foundation for school success." The site states that each program is developed and overseen by a BCBA, is guided by real-time data, and is shaped through regular clinical review. Parent guidance is offered alongside the child's sessions: the company says it teaches parents the same techniques its therapists use so families can reinforce skills at home. The website does not publish prices, rates or fees for any of these services, does not publish session lengths or a recommended number of therapy hours, and does not publish opening hours. Families who want a cost estimate, a quote, or details about what a specific service would involve are directed to contact the company through the intake form or by phone. Contact and booking details are on the contact page, and the main phone number listed in the site footer is 201-676-2579. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/services ## Where BridgeCare ABA works BridgeCare ABA lists Arizona among the states it serves and publishes an Arizona phone number of (602) 666-9988. Three Arizona addresses appear on the site. The address listed as "ABA Therapy Clinic in Arizona" is 4602 E University Dr, STE 130, Phoenix, AZ 85034, phone +1 602-666-9988. A second Phoenix address, listed on the contact page as "At-Home and Center-Based ABA Therapy In Arizona," is 2 N Central Ave floor 18, Phoenix, AZ 85004, phone 602-666-9988. A third location, "At-Home and Center-Based ABA Therapy in Prescott," is at 3623 Crossings Dr suite 271, Prescott, AZ 86305, phone +1 602-666-9988. The Arizona page describes at-home ABA therapy, in-school ABA therapy, and an Arizona ABA center with themed rooms, bright colors and sensory play equipment. The Arizona clinical director's profile says she has worked in schools, clinics and homes "across the Phoenix Valley." Beyond Arizona, the site's "States We Service" list names Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Dakota, Utah and Virginia. The contact page map also lists a New Jersey address in Neptune Township. The website does not publish opening hours for the Phoenix or Prescott locations, does not list the specific Phoenix-area suburbs or ZIP codes covered for in-home visits, and does not publish prices or cost information. Those questions should be put to the company directly by phone or through the intake form. Lists Aba as a location. Names Aba and Appleton as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/locations/aba-therapy-in-arizona ## Prices The BridgeCare ABA website publishes no prices. Across the home page, services page, Arizona locations page, about page and contact page there are no rates, no fees, no hourly cost, no session price, no assessment price and no price list of any kind. There is no online quote tool and no published estimate range. Because of that, any question about cost, pricing, rates, fees or a quote has to go to the company directly. The published routes are the intake form on the contact page, the phone numbers 201-676-2579 and 201-676-2580, the Arizona number (602) 666-9988, and the email address info@bridgecareaba.com. The intake form asks for an insurance name along with a ZIP code and state, and the home page's four-step process says the team will follow up to walk families through next steps, "whether that's checking insurance, answering your questions, or scheduling an initial assessment." What that check produces for any individual family is not published, and the site does not state what any plan covers, what a family would owe, or whether any particular funding applies. Those are questions for the BridgeCare ABA team, not something the website answers. The site also does not publish payment methods, deposits, cancellation fees or contract terms. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/contact ## How BridgeCare ABA works with clients BridgeCare ABA publishes two phone numbers, 201-676-2579 and 201-676-2580, and the email address info@bridgecareaba.com. For Arizona the site lists (602) 666-9988. There is a "Let's Take the First Step" intake form on the home page, the contact page and the Arizona page; its fields are Full Name, Email, Phone, Insurance, Zip code and State. The form includes an optional opt-in to receive text messages from BridgeCareABA, with the note "Consent is not a condition of purchase" and "Msg and data rates may apply." The home page sets out four steps under the heading "What Happens After Hello?". Step 1: fill out the short intake form, which the site says "only takes a few minutes." Step 2: hear from the team, who will "follow up quickly to walk you through next steps, whether that's checking insurance, answering your questions, or scheduling an initial assessment." Step 3: get matched with a care team led by a BCBA, with a personalized therapy treatment plan. Step 4: kick off sessions, where the company works with the family to set a start date and coordinate scheduling. The site does not publish business hours, so it does not say when phone calls are answered. It does not state how long any step takes, does not give a start date or waiting time, and does not publish an appointment booking calendar. There is also a "Refer A Patient" page linked in the footer for referrals. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/contact ## Accreditation and credentials BridgeCare ABA publishes an Insurances section on its website listing many commercial and Medicaid health plans it works with. The list is long and may change over time, but as of the current site it includes examples such as: - Aetna and Aetna Better Health (including Aetna Better Health of Maryland and Aetna Better Health of Virginia) - Alliance Health - AmeriBen - Amerigroup - AmeriHealth Caritas North Carolina - Anthem and Anthem HealthKeepers Plus - Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) - Arizona Complete Health - Banner | Aetna and Banner University Family Care - Blue Cross Blue Shield plans (including BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona, New Mexico, and North Carolina, and BlueCross BlueShield Health Choice Arizona) - Care1st Health Plan Arizona - CareFirst Community Health Plan Maryland - CareSource - Carolina Complete Health - Cigna - Denver Health Medical Plan - Elevance Health - Health First Colorado - Health Choice Utah - Health Plans University of Utah - Healthy Blue and Healthy Blue Care Together - Home State Health - Humana and Humana Healthy Horizons - Jai Medical Systems - Kaiser Permanente - KanCare (Kansas Medicaid program) - Maryland Physicians Care - MedCost - MedStar Family Choice - Mercy Care - Meritain Health (an Aetna company) - MO HealthNet - Molina Healthcare - Partners (Partners Health Management) - Peach State Health Plan - PEHP Health and Benefits - Presbyterian - Priority Partners - Regence - Rocky Mountain Health Plans - Select Health - Sentara Health Plans - South Dakota Department of Social Services - Sunflower Health Plan - Trillium Health Resources - Utah Department of Health Medicaid - Vaya Health - Wellcare - Wellpoint The website also includes individual pages for specific insurers; for example, the South Dakota Department of Social Services page states that this program covers costs associated with ABA therapy. The site does not publish the detailed terms, limits or eligibility rules for any plan. Because coverage details are specific to each policy and state, the website does not say exactly what any family will pay out of pocket, how many hours are covered, or which services are authorised. Those questions need to be checked directly with BridgeCare ABA and the insurer. Families who want to confirm whether their insurance is accepted or what ABA therapy would cost for their child are directed to contact BridgeCare ABA through its intake form, main phone numbers (201-676-2579 or 201-676-2580), or the email address info@bridgecareaba.com. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com ## Where BridgeCare ABA delivers therapy: at home, at school, and in the center BridgeCare ABA describes three settings where its services are delivered, plus parent guidance. therapists travel to the family's home and work one-on-one with the child. The site says this supports "brushing teeth to mealtime routines to sibling dynamics" in the environment where those skills are used every day. the company says it works closely with teachers and staff to support classroom routines, social skills and learning behaviors, that "everything we do aligns with IEP goals," and that progress is shared with both the family and the school. the services page describes the center as having themed rooms, bright colors and sensory play equipment, and states the company keeps things "calm, safe, and learning-focused with a 1:1 staff-to-kid ratio." the site says the company will teach parents the same techniques its therapists use. On the home page the company states it offers "in-home ABA in several states and center-based care in select locations," so which settings are available depends on the area. The site does not publish prices, cost, rates or fees for any setting, does not publish hours of operation, and does not say how sessions are scheduled week to week. To ask which settings are available in a particular location, or to book an appointment, the site directs families to its intake form or to 201-676-2579. Source: https://bridgecareaba.com/services ## What BridgeCare ABA has not published yet These are things people ask BridgeCare ABA that its published information does not yet cover. - prices, rates or fees - service availability, scheduling or wait times - insurance coverage, authorisation or out-of-pocket costs - treatment outcomes, improvements or cure rates - clinical diagnoses or medical advice - contract terms, guarantees or legal commitments Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://bridgecareaba.com