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Comprehensive ABA Therapy Coverage Through CareFirst
Raising a child with autism takes everything you’ve got - chasing down insurance approvals shouldn’t take what’s left. At Divine Steps Therapy , we partner with families covered by CareFirst in Maryland to make the process clear, manageable, and actually helpful.
From verifying your benefits to getting therapy started, we handle the details so you can focus on showing up for your child. Not getting tangled in red tape.

Who is Eligible for CareFirst ABA Therapy?
- Age Requirement: Your child must be under 21 years old.
- Diagnosis Requirement: A formal diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or another related condition where ABA therapy is medically necessary.
- Insurance Enrollment: Your child must be enrolled in CareFirst insurance.
- Physician Referral: A doctor's referral or prior authorization may be required to begin ABA therapy.
Meeting these requirements ensures that CareFirst will provide full or partial coverage for ABA therapy services.
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What Does CareFirst Cover?
Insurance might not be the first thing on your mind—but when it works the way it should, it becomes a powerful tool in helping your child grow, connect, and thrive.
CareFirst covers essential services for ABA therapy, helping children develop vital life skills. This includes:
- Comprehensive Behavioral Assessments: In-depth evaluations to understand your child’s unique needs and create a personalized therapy plan.
- One-on-One ABA Therapy: Personalized therapy sessions designed to enhance communication, social skills, and behavior management.
- Parent Training & Support: Support for parents to reinforce therapy strategies at home and in daily life.
- Community-Based ABA Services: Therapy in home, school, and other community settings to help your child apply what they learn in real-world environments.
- Telehealth ABA Services: Remote sessions for flexibility and convenience.
For more details on CareFirst's coverage, please visit their official site .
How to Get Started with ABA Therapy through CareFirst
- Reach Out Contact us to begin the process.
- Insurance Verification We’ll work with CareFirst to verify your child’s benefits.
- Prior Authorization If required, we’ll help obtain the necessary prior authorization for ABA therapy.
- Assessment & Plan Our BCBA will conduct a detailed assessment to create a personalized therapy plan.
- Start Therapy Therapy sessions will begin once everything is in place.
Ready to see the most beautiful transformation in your child?
Why Choose Divine Steps ABA?
At Divine Steps Therapy, we don’t just offer ABA therapy—we offer a team that’s dedicated to your child’s success. Here's why families trust us:

- Insurance Verification Assistance: We handle all insurance paperwork and approvals, making the process seamless for you.
- No-Waitlist Policy: Start therapy as soon as possible—no delays.
- Highly Trained Therapists: Our team includes Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs).
- Flexible Therapy Options: We provide therapy at home, in school, or through telehealth—whichever works best for your family.
We ensure that ABA therapy is effective, affordable, and stress-free for your family.
FAQs About ABA Therapy in Maryland through CareFirst
How do I know if my CareFirst plan covers ABA therapy in Maryland?
You can contact CareFirst directly to verify your coverage, or reach out to us, and we’ll help confirm your benefits.
What if my CareFirst plan doesn’t cover ABA therapy?
If ABA therapy isn’t covered under your plan, we’ll help you explore other options, such as appealing the decision or finding a new plan that provides ABA therapy coverage.
Does CareFirst require a physician’s referral for ABA therapy?
Yes, a doctor’s referral or prior authorization is often required. We will guide you through this process to ensure everything is in place.
Is ABA therapy covered by CareFirst for children with Autism?
Yes, CareFirst provides ABA therapy coverage for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Therapy is considered medically necessary and supported by their plan.
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Who knew insurance coverage could be made so simple?
Parenting a child with autism is already a full-time job. Figuring out insurance shouldn’t feel like a second one. That’s where we come in.
