Check Your ABA Benefits
Understanding your coverage is the first step. We'll help you through it.
Insurance can be confusing. SKC Learning will verify your ABA benefits and help you understand your coverage, authorization requirements, and potential out-of-pocket responsibility before services begin.
There is no obligation to begin services by requesting a benefits verification.
Go to the formHow Benefits Verification Works
Give us a little information → we'll do the insurance legwork → we'll explain it to you → you decide whether to move forward.
Tell Us About Your Insurance
Complete the short form below with some basic information about your child and insurance plan.
We Verify Your Benefits
Our team will contact your insurance carrier to review your plan's ABA benefits, including applicable deductibles, copays or coinsurance, network benefits, and authorization requirements.
We Review It With You
We'll explain what we learn in straightforward terms and discuss what it may mean for services with SKC Learning.
Decide on Your Next Step
If you'd like to move forward, we'll guide you through the intake, assessment, and authorization process.
What We May Need to Get Started
Requirements vary by insurance plan, but families may be asked to provide:
- Insurance Information
Your current health insurance information so we can verify ABA benefits. - Diagnostic Evaluation
Your child's Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnostic report, when required by the health plan. - Referral or Treatment Order
Some insurance plans require additional documentation from a qualified healthcare provider before authorizing ABA services.
Don't have everything yet? That's okay.
Contact us anyway. We'll help you determine what your insurance plan requires and what you'll need for the next step.
Let's find out what your plan covers.
This takes about two minutes. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Understanding ABA Insurance Coverage in New Jersey
Many health insurance plans provide coverage for medically necessary ABA services for individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In New Jersey, certain state-regulated health plans are required to provide autism-related benefits, including behavioral interventions based on the principles of ABA.
These requirements do not apply to every health plan—for example, some employer self-funded plans are regulated differently—and benefits vary based on the specific policy. That's why we verify your individual benefits before services begin.
Learn more from the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance.