Insurance and benefits
Let us check your coverage first
Before anyone books an assessment, we find out what your plan actually covers for ABA therapy — what it pays, what you pay, and what it needs authorised. It costs nothing and it is the step that prevents surprises later.
Before you begin
What to have with you
The form takes about ten minutes, and it goes faster if these are in front of you. Anything you do not have, you can leave blank and we will follow up.
- Your insurance card — we ask for a photo of the front and the back
- The policyholder’s full name and date of birth
- Your member ID and group number
- Your child’s full name and date of birth
- Any second insurance plan, if your child is covered by two
- Your diagnosis paperwork, if your child has already been evaluated
Verify my benefits
The form is hosted by MailHippo, Inc. (FormHippo), our HIPAA-compliant forms provider, on its own secure page — the address bar will show secure.mailhippo.com, so you can see exactly where your information is going before you enter it.
It asks for insurance and diagnosis details, and for a photograph of your insurance card. It goes directly to our intake team.
Open the secure form(opens in a new tab)Submitted over a secure, HIPAA-compliant connection. Nothing you enter is stored on this website.
Why we do this first
What a benefits check buys you
You learn the cost before you commit
We find out what your plan covers for ABA, what your share is, and whether the plan needs prior authorisation — before anyone schedules an assessment.
It removes the slowest step later
Authorisation is usually what delays a first session. Starting it now means the clock runs while you are still deciding, not afterwards.
It tells us which path you are on
ABA cannot be authorised without an autism diagnosis. If your child has not been evaluated yet, that changes the route — and we would rather tell you that now than in a month.
A verification of benefits is a confirmation of what your plan reports — it is not a guarantee of coverage or payment. Final determination always rests with your insurer.