PBS Corp. is an agency committed to the principles of Positive Behavior Support (an approach based on principles of applied behavior analysis, ABA) to improve not only behavior, but also quality of life for the individuals we serve, their families, and others who support them.
After an autism diagnosis, Positive Behavior Supports Corporation is here to help walk your family through the next steps. We provide individualized ABA Therapy for those with autism and related disabilities, children and adults, to assist with decreasing challenging behaviors and increasing appropriate behaviors and skill deficits that will allow the individual to reach their full potential. We accept nearly all major insurance companies. Call today to speak with one of our professional team members.
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Providing ABA Therapy in home, school, and community settings

Supporting families Regionally across the United States and Canada

Accepting a variety of funding sources including a major health care providers

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How it works

1

Submit Request for ABA Therapy:

Basic demographic and medical information is collected.

2

A PBS Corp. team member will connect with you:

Our team will respond within 2 business days to provide a status update on your ABA Therapy request.

3

The Authorization Process Begins:

PBS Corp’s clinical team will work to secure an initial assessment authorization for ABA Therapy through the funding source provided.

4

Your first visit with a team PBS clinician begins:

A behavior analyst will work with you and your loved one to conduct an assessment to address behaviors of concern and collaborate with you to create a behavior intervention plan for on-going ABA Therapy.

Request ABA Therapy

Find a Regional Coordinator in your area:

Please click on the area you reside to obtain more information on your local team PBS team member(s).

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