Aspire Behavioral Care

We are continuing to provide services with as little interruption to families as possible. This means there may be attempts to offer in-home services to families that are capable, as well as looking into the possibility for providing Telehealth services if in-home/in-center cannot be conducted. We are currently following the CDC guidelines when it comes to cleaning and ensuring that others are staying home when they are sick. We are checking everyone’s temperature when they enter the office. Everyone is wearing masks. We are practicing social distancing, keeping no more than 10 people in a room.  All of the Board Certified Behavior Analysts have been able to review proper guidelines for conducting sessions via telehealth and updating programs as needed for kids that have moved to telehealth. Telehealth will only be used if the client is unable to do in-home or in-center, insurance approved, and the client will benefit from the service.