ABA therapy in Loveland, Colorado
Your child was made to soar.
We help Loveland families get there, fast. Limited immediate openings available. No diagnosis needed to start. Fast onboarding.
- Ages 2 to 21
- In-home, school-based, daycare, and telehealth options
- Medicaid and most insurance accepted
- Parent training included at no extra cost
- Weekend and summer sessions available
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Therapy that fits how you live
In Loveland, life moves at a pace most families love. Weekend mornings at Benson Sculpture Garden. An afternoon out by Carter Lake. A walk along the Big Thompson River before dinner. Life here is full of the kinds of moments where kids learn, connect, and grow.
Your Achieve therapist works in those moments with you. Not in a clinic across town. In your home, your child’s school, or the places where your child actually lives their life.
We move at your speed.
Every plan is built around your family's schedule, your child's needs, and the goals that matter most to you. Nothing is templated. Nothing is rushed.
Fast onboarding, without the wait.
From your first call to a BCBA at your door, we move quickly to get your family started. Limited immediate openings. No intake delay.
We work around your calendar.
Morning sessions before school. After-school support. Weekends. We fit around your life, not the other way around.
Life as you know it will transform
ABA therapy builds skills that last. Here is what families in Loveland tell us they see, usually within the first few weeks.
Your child finds ways to express what they need, what they want, and how they feel, in words or in whatever form works best for them.
The meltdowns get shorter. The recoveries get faster. Over time, your child builds the internal tools to handle frustration, transitions, and unexpected change.
Getting dressed. Completing a morning routine. Moving through the school day without a one-on-one shadow. These are the skills that change everything.
Joining a game at recess. Holding a conversation. Reading a room. The social world becomes more navigable and less overwhelming.
Understanding traffic. Responding to strangers. Knowing when and how to ask for help. Skills that protect your child in the real world.
These skills do not disappear when therapy ends. They become part of how your child moves through the world.
Whenever you need us
Summer ABA therapy is flexible, personalized, and built around your family’s actual summer.
Diagnostic evaluations
Not sure where your child stands? Our clinicians complete thorough assessments and explain what every result means for your family. Clear answers. A path forward you understand.
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Early intervention
The youngest learners make the fastest gains. We work with toddlers and preschoolers during the years their brains are wired to absorb the most. Small steps now. Strong foundations later.
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In-home therapy
Your therapist comes to your home and works with your child in the environment they know best. Breakfast. Playtime. Getting ready for bed. Real moments. Real learning.
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School-based support
We coordinate with Loveland school district and work during the school day. Your child gets consistent support in the classroom and from teachers.
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Daycare-based ABA
We bring therapy to the place your child already spends the day. Our team partners with daycare staff so new skills show up at snack time, circle time, and play. One consistent approach everywhere.
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Telehealth
When in-person doesn't work for your schedule, our BCBAs provide full therapy support through secure video. Same expert care. Your schedule. Your home.
Parent training
Weekly coaching sessions where we teach you the strategies we use. You practice in real situations. Your child learns consistency across every environment.
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Weekend therapy
Weekdays fill up fast. Saturday and Sunday sessions keep your child progressing without pulling anyone away from work or school. Care that fits your week.
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School breaks don't have to mean lost progress. We keep sessions going through the summer so the skills your child built all year stay sharp and keep growing. Momentum that carries into fall.
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Group home therapy
For individuals with autism living in group home settings, we bring expert ABA therapy directly into their environment. Our BCBAs work with group home staff to build consistency, reinforce daily living skills, and support greater independence where your family member actually lives.
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Don't start the year behind.
Back-to-School ABA gets your child ready before the first bell rings. We build in-home sessions around the transition, so the skills your child needs for the classroom are already in place when the year starts, not scrambled together in week two.
Classroom readiness
Follow directions, handle transitions, and settle into a full day of structure before it's actually required.
Smooth transitions
Support for the shift from summer to school, routine changes, and IEP goals heading into the new year.
No diagnosis needed for eligible Colorado Medicaid families
A referral is all it takes to start. Other insurance plans typically require a diagnosis first.
Spots fill up fast
secure a strong start to the school year for your child.
Medicaid will not pay for it. We will.
When a child learns a skill in therapy but cannot use it at home, the skill fades. Parent training is how we make sure that does not happen.
Every Achieve family in Loveland gets parent training built into their plan. Your therapist coaches you directly, in your home, so you know how to support your child’s progress between sessions.
What parent training gives you:
A clear understanding of why your child does what they do
Specific strategies for the moments that feel most difficult
Consistent language your whole household can use
Practical tools for supporting learning at home
Less guessing. Less stress. More connection.
Medicaid won’t pay for parent training. We do because your involvement isn’t something nice to have. It’s everything.
You do not have to wait for a diagnosis if you're on Colorado Medicaid
A lot of Loveland families tell us the same thing: they have been trying to get an evaluation scheduled for months and they do not know what to do while they wait.
If your family is enrolled in Colorado Medicaid, you do not have to wait. A referral from your pediatrician is enough to get started with Achieve under Colorado Medicaid’s eligibility pathway. We can begin your child’s program while the formal diagnostic process runs in parallel.
If you’re on a different insurance plan, a diagnosis is typically required before starting, we’ll walk you through exactly what applies to your coverage.
- Early intervention produces significantly better outcomes. The brain responds to ABA support most powerfully in the early years. Waiting for a diagnosis to land before starting means losing time you do not get back.
- Colorado Medicaid families can start without a confirmed diagnosis. If you're enrolled in Colorado Medicaid and waiting on evaluation results, call us now. We can start.
Those numbers matter because your child’s progress matters. And your sanity during summer? That matters too.
We handle the paperwork
Figuring out what your insurance covers should not be another thing on your list. Our team handles the verification, the prior authorizations, and the ongoing documentation so you can focus on your child.
- Colorado Medicaid (Health First Colorado)
- Most major commercial insurance plans
- Tricare and military insurance
- Private pay
- Verify your benefits upfront so you know exactly what you'll pay
- Handle all prior authorizations and paperwork
- Submit claims and manage reauthorizations
- Explain any out-of-pocket costs clearly before you start
You focus on your child. We focus on making sure insurance doesn’t slow you down.
Four steps to get started
You call us
Tell us what you're seeing. We listen. We ask questions.
A BCBA meets with you and your child
In your home if that feels more comfortable. We watch. We listen. We understand.
We build a plan made specifically for your child
Not a template. Not something off-the-shelf. For them.
Within 24 hours, your child's therapist shows up
Parent training begins. You move forward.
This is why families choose us
No waiting.
Loveland families are not placed on a waitlist. We staff to meet demand, which means the call you make today leads to a session this week.
Complex case experience.
We work with children across the full spectrum, including those with co-occurring diagnoses, significant behavioral challenges, and complex communication needs. No referral out. No “we cannot handle that.”
Bilingual services.
ABA therapy and parent training are available in Spanish and English. If Spanish is the language your family is most comfortable in, that is the language we work in.
Ages 2 to 21.
We serve children and young adults through age 21, including teens and young people who are transitioning toward independence and adult life.
Thompson School District coordination.
We work directly with Thompson School District to align your child’s therapy goals with what is happening at school, including IEP support and educator communication.
No one gets turned away for complexity.
Some practices refer out the harder cases. We do not. The families who need us most are the ones we are built to serve.
Community resources for Loveland families
Colorado law requires insurance companies to cover ABA therapy for children with autism. That’s the good news. Here’s how we make it work:
Serves students with autism and developmental disabilities throughout Loveland. Coordinates IEPs, evaluations, and school-based support services. Contact your child's school to initiate a referral.
Provides advocacy, resource guides, and community connections for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Based in Fort Collins and serving all of Larimer County including Loveland.
Runs parent groups, sibling support programs, and local events throughout Colorado. The Northern Colorado chapter is particularly active for Larimer County families.
Free developmental evaluations for children birth to age 21. If you are not sure whether your child qualifies for services, Child Find is the place to start. Contact Thompson School District to access this service.
Loveland's primary recreation facility offers adaptive programs and inclusive activities. A good resource for families looking to connect their child with structured community activities alongside peers.
You focus on your child. We focus on making sure insurance doesn’t slow you down.
From Lake Loveland to Centerra, support finds you at home
- Downtown & Central — City Center, Downtown Loveland
- North Loveland — Centerra, Thompson Valley
- West Loveland — Mariana Butte, the foothills area
- South Loveland — Campion, the Lake Loveland area
- Surrounding Areas — Berthoud, Johnstown
Getting connected
Loveland is known as Colorado’s City of Love, but for families raising a child with autism, the city’s real gift is how livable it is. The pace is manageable. The outdoor spaces are accessible. And the community has a genuine warmth that makes it easier to find your footing.
Benson Sculpture Garden
A beautifully landscaped outdoor space with more than 150 large-scale sculptures. Easy to navigate, open and calm, and genuinely interesting for children who respond well to visual, three-dimensional experiences. Free and open year-round.
Chilson Recreation Center and Mehaffey Park
Loveland's recreation hub sits alongside a large park with trails, open fields, and water features. The center offers adaptive recreation programming and is a welcoming space for children with a range of needs.
Loveland Public Library
Beyond books, the Loveland library offers sensory-friendly programming, quiet spaces, and regular events designed for children with diverse learning needs. A good starting point for families new to the area who want to connect with local support networks.
We hear these a lot
How quickly can we get started in Loveland?
Most families move through onboarding quickly, from your first call to a BCBA at your door. We have limited immediate openings available.
Do we need a diagnosis before calling?
Is parent training really included?
Yes, in every plan. Medicaid will not cover it, so we pay for it ourselves. We believe parent training is not optional. It is part of how ABA therapy actually works.
What does parent training actually cover?
Your therapist coaches you in real time during sessions and between them. You learn why your child behaves the way they do, how to respond in difficult moments, how to reinforce skills at home, and how to communicate consistently as a household.
Does Achieve work with Thompson School District?
Yes. We coordinate with Thompson School District staff to align your child’s therapy goals with their school-based supports, including IEP meetings and educator communication.
What insurance does Achieve accept in Colorado?
We accept Colorado Medicaid, most major commercial insurance plans, Tricare, and private pay. Call us and we will verify your coverage before you commit to anything.
Can therapy happen in Spanish?
Yes. Both ABA therapy and parent training are available in Spanish. If Spanish is the language your family uses at home, we can deliver all services in Spanish.
What if my child has a complex diagnosis or significant behavioral needs?
We take complex cases. We do not refer out. Our BCBAs have experience across the full spectrum, including children with co-occurring conditions, significant aggressive or self-injurious behavior, and limited communication. Call us and we will have an honest conversation about whether we are the right fit.
Let’s achieve together
You do not have to wait. You do not have to figure this out alone. Call us today.