Services for autism
Autism spectrum disorder coverage
Requirements for health plan coverage
Read our medical policy on Adaptive Behavioral Treatment (ABT) to see provider qualifications and other necessary criteria to be met. Use this policy to help you talk to a provider and to help them determine if ABT services are covered under your health plan. Your benefit booklet may have more information on services, prior review, and certification.
ABT must be provided or supervised by one of the following professionals who are certified to offer this treatment:
- A licensed psychologist or psychological associate
- A licensed psychiatrist or developmental pediatrician
- A licensed speech and language pathologist
- A licensed occupational therapist
- A licensed clinical social worker
- A licensed professional counselor
- A licensed marriage and family therapist
- A board-certified behavior analyst (billed by a supervising contracted provider with a specialty listed above)
Look up a provider by type or specialty.
North Carolina autism providers search
You can search for an ABT provider by your city, ZIP code, or plan type. If you live outside North Carolina, check with your primary care physician, therapist, or psychiatrist for ABT providers in your area
These listed providers may offer some ABT services. However, because medical practices change providers and services often, we can’t guarantee they currently offer autism services. Always call them to confirm their services before you make an appointment.