ABA Therapy in Greensboro, North Carolina
Building Communication, Confidence, and Connection in Greensboro
The challenges of autism don’t differ between city lines, and neither does our care. Kennedy ABA’s exceptional team brings gold-standard ABA therapy to Greensboro families with:
- Research-backed techniques proven to build communication and independence
- Flexible service options; at home, in school, or in the community
- Family-centered support that makes you part of the progress
Proudly serving families across Greensboro including Irving Park, Lindley Park, Starmount, Adams Farm, Friendly and Fisher Park.
Why Greensboro Families Choose Kennedy ABA
ABA Services We Offer In Greensboro
How it works
How Kennedy ABA Works in Greensboro
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Therapy Begins
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Meet the Team Behind Your Child's Care
Every family works with a team of credentialed professionals dedicated to your child’s growth. Here are a few of the people leading that care in North Carolina.
Victoria holds a PhD in Applied Behavior Analysis and has been walking alongside individuals with autism and their families since 2015, board certified since 2018. Over the past decade she’s provided and supervised ABA therapy across home, school, clinic, and community settings, always staying close to the research so families get the best care possible. At heart, she’s driven by a simple belief: every family deserves care that’s both rigorous and genuinely kind.
With a decade of experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Sarah brings both deep clinical know-how and a warm, collaborative spirit to her role as Consulting Director. She believes the best ABA care is built on trust and real partnership with families, never a one-size-fits-all approach. Her focus is making sure every child and caregiver feels genuinely seen, supported, and heard.
Tanejah is a Registered Behavior Technician with over four years spent building trusting relationships with children and families across clinic and in-home settings. She loves mentoring fellow RBTs and works hand-in-hand with BCBAs so every family feels supported every step of the way. Above all, she’s passionate about meeting each child right where they are and celebrating every bit of progress along the way.
What ABA Therapy Helps Greensboro Kids Learn
Communication Skills
Whether your child is nonverbal or struggling with language, ABA helps them express needs, ask questions, and connect with others.
Daily Living Skills
Getting dressed, brushing teeth, following routines—these skills build independence and make life easier for your whole family.
Social Interaction
Making friends, sharing, taking turns, reading social cues—ABA teaches the building blocks of meaningful relationships.
Emotional Regulation
When meltdowns happen, ABA gives your child tools to manage big feelings and respond to frustration in healthier ways.
Behavior Reduction
ABA doesn’t just stop challenging behaviors—it teaches replacement skills so your child can communicate what they need without aggression or self-injury.
School Readiness
Following instructions, sitting for tasks, transitioning between activities—these skills prepare your child for success in Greensboro schools.
Our Greensboro Promise
We know choosing an ABA provider is a big decision. You’ve probably heard promises before that didn’t match reality. Here’s what you can actually count on from Kennedy ABA in Greensboro:
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Your Therapist Shows Up Consistently
We assign dedicated RBTs to your family and keep them there. Your child builds real trust with their therapist. When cancellations happen (rarely), we reschedule immediately—not weeks later. -
We Handle Insurance Completely
You won't chase authorizations or decipher claims. We verify coverage, submit paperwork, get approvals, and manage renewals. Insurance headaches are ours, not yours. -
You'll Know What's Happening
No therapy behind closed doors while you wonder about progress. We share data, explain strategies, and keep you informed every step. You're part of the team, not just an observer. -
Progress Stalls? We Change Course.
If your child isn't progressing after a reasonable time, we adjust the plan. We troubleshoot, modify strategies, and try new approaches. We don't keep doing what isn't working.
This is what gold-standard means to us—not just proven techniques, but real accountability to Greensboro families.
Real Stories from Greensboro Families We've Helped
ABA therapy insurance coverage in Greensboro, North Carolina
How Greensboro families access ABA therapy
Most Greensboro families pay little to nothing out of pocket for ABA therapy. North Carolina’s Senate Bill 676 requires insurance to cover autism services, and Kennedy ABA handles all the paperwork so you can focus on your child.
If you have health insurance in Greensboro—whether through your employer, the Marketplace, or a private plan—ABA therapy is covered up to $40,000 per year for children under age 19. This includes diagnosis, therapy sessions, and parent training.
Greensboro families with North Carolina Medicaid have access to ABA therapy with no annual dollar cap. Medicaid covers medically necessary ABA services through managed care organizations (MCOs).
Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services
1203 Maple St, Greensboro, NC 27405
Phone: (336) 641-3245
We verify your benefits before your child’s first session. We submit prior authorizations, handle all paperwork with your insurance company, and let you know upfront what’s covered. Most Greensboro families start therapy within 2-4 weeks of their first call.
"After months of waiting lists with other providers, Kennedy ABA got us started within weeks. Our son is communicating more, melting down less, and actually enjoying learning. The therapists feel like part of our family now."
"I was overwhelmed by the insurance process, but Kennedy handled everything. They verified coverage, got authorization, and kept me updated every step. I didn't have to chase anyone down or figure it out alone."
"Kennedy ABA works with us in our home and coordinates with our daughter's school. She's using the same strategies everywhere, and we're finally seeing real consistency. Her teachers have noticed such a difference."
Frequently Asked Questions About ABA in Greensboro
How do I know if my child needs ABA therapy?
If your child has an autism diagnosis or struggles with communication, social interaction, daily routines, or challenging behaviors, ABA can help. Children at any developmental stage can benefit, but early intervention often yields the best outcomes. Our BCBA will assess your child’s specific needs during the initial evaluation.
Does insurance cover ABA therapy in Greensboro?
Yes. In North Carolina, Medicaid and most major insurance providers cover ABA therapy for children with autism diagnoses. Kennedy ABA works with all major insurers and handles the entire approval process—from authorization to ongoing claims. We’ll verify your benefits upfront so there are no surprise costs.
How long does ABA therapy take to show results?
Every child progresses at their own pace, but many Greensboro families see positive changes within the first few weeks—better eye contact, following instructions, reduced meltdowns. More significant milestones like improved communication and independence typically develop over months. We track progress closely and adjust strategies to maintain momentum.
Will I be involved in my child's therapy?
Absolutely. ABA works best when families and therapists work together. We’ll set goals that matter to you, discuss progress, and celebrate wins as a team. You can participate in sessions as much as you want, and we provide parent training so you can support your child’s progress throughout the day.
Do you provide therapy at home, school, or both?
Both. We meet your child where they need support most. Some families prefer in-home therapy, others need school-based support, and many benefit from both. We work with you to determine the best setting for your child’s goals.
How many hours of therapy will my child need?
It depends on your child’s individual needs and goals. Some children thrive with 10-15 hours per week, others benefit from more intensive support. Your BCBA will recommend hours based on assessment results, and insurance typically determines final authorization.
What if my child doesn't respond well to therapy?
Our BCBAs are trained to adjust strategies based on what works for each child. If something isn’t clicking, we troubleshoot and modify the approach. Progress looks different for every child, and we’re committed to finding what works for yours.
What ages does Kennedy ABA work with?
We work with children from early intervention age (as young as 18 months) through the teenage years. Early intervention tends to produce the strongest outcomes, but it’s never too late to start — we’ve seen meaningful progress in children who began therapy at 10, 12, or older. Your child’s BCBA will tailor the treatment plan to their specific age and developmental stage, whether that means play-based learning for toddlers or school-readiness and social skills for older kids.
How soon can we start therapy?
Most Greensboro families start therapy within 2-4 weeks of their first call. That timeline covers insurance verification, your initial assessment with a BCBA, and building your personalized treatment plan. We move as quickly as possible because we know waiting is hard when your child needs support now — reach out today and we’ll walk you through exactly what to expect.
Greensboro Neighborhoods We Serve
Every Part of Greensboro, Covered Our team provides ABA therapy across Greensboro, including:
Nearby Cities We Serve
Serving the Piedmont Triad Kennedy ABA also serves families throughout the Triad:
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Our Greensboro Office
Kennedy ABA serves families across Greensboro and the surrounding area, providing ABA therapy directly in your home, your child’s school, or your community.
- 1313 Carolina St, Greensboro, NC 27401
- 888-360-6664
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Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–7:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
ABA therapy sessions are delivered in your home, your child’s school, or your local community — not at this address.
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Greensboro: Where Your Family Finds Support
Having a child with autism is challenging no matter where you live. The good news? Greensboro has a solid network of resources beyond ABA therapy, from diagnosis centers to parent groups where you can actually talk to people who get it.
TEACCH Greensboro Center (925 Revolution Mill Drive) provides diagnostic evaluations and ongoing support. They’ve been serving the Piedmont region for years and know what they’re doing.
The Autism Society of NC hosts Greensboro support groups regularly. The Arc of Greensboro also offers resources and connections for families with developmental disabilities.
Guilford County Schools provides special education services through their Exceptional Children program—contact your child’s school to start the conversation.
At Kennedy ABA, we build on what Greensboro already offers. Our ABA therapy services in Greensboro NC bring experienced therapists to your home and coordinate with your child’s school so progress happens everywhere it matters.
Let’s Do This
Reach out to Kennedy ABA today to learn how our ABA therapy can help your Greensboro family build the communication, confidence, and connection that’s so close to reach.
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