In-Home ABA Therapy for Autism in Loveland, Colorado
Budding Futures brings one-on-one ABA therapy, short for applied behavior analysis, to children with autism spectrum disorder at home in Loveland, from 18 months to 18 years. It is the same team and the same plan families get with our in-home ABA therapy in Fort Collins.
There is no waitlist right now, and a licensed behavior analyst writes and reviews every treatment plan.
Who provides ABA therapy in Loveland
Budding Futures ABA is a Colorado practice that provides evidence-based, compassionate ABA therapy. Board certified behavior analysts write every treatment plan, highly trained registered behavior technicians run the therapy sessions, and BCBAs supervise about 20% of hours when clinically appropriate. Rachel Blackburn, BCBA, is our Clinical Director.
Every child gets an individualized plan, and your child works with the same technician week to week.
What ABA services Loveland families can start
Most families start with one-on-one ABA at home, built around what is hardest right now: communication, social skills and social interaction, potty training, meltdowns and daily routines. For toddlers under 3 we offer early intervention ABA in the Fort Collins area, and for school-age children school-based ABA support where the district allows it.
Parents and caregivers get coaching in every plan, and sessions can run on weekday evenings until 8 PM or on weekends.
Where sessions happen in Loveland
Most in-home therapy sessions happen in Loveland, about 20 minutes south of Fort Collins, where your child learns in a familiar environment. When a goal needs practice out in the world, sessions can move to daycare, preschool or a community spot like Benson Park Sculpture Garden or the paths around Lake Loveland.
About 81,000 people live in Loveland (Census 2025 estimate), and Thompson School District runs the city's public schools.
How Loveland families pay for ABA therapy
Health First Colorado covers ABA therapy for eligible children when it is medically necessary, and the state's benefit does not require an autism diagnosis. Loveland is in Larimer County, where Health First Colorado is managed by Northeast Health Partners (Region 2). Most families in Loveland with Health First Colorado pay $0.
We also accept Aetna and most major insurance plans, and we check your benefits for free first. More detail: Medicaid ABA therapy in Colorado.
Why Loveland families choose Budding Futures
- Parent coaching built in. Ten to 20% of therapy hours go to coaching you, so you can help your child between sessions.
- No waitlist right now. Most families start sessions within a few weeks.
- One plan across settings. The same plan follows your child from home to daycare and, where the district allows it, to school.
- Rated 5.0 by families. Five stars from 17 Google reviews.
Loveland autism resources
Early Intervention Colorado, the state's free program for children under 3, is run here by Foothills Gateway ((970) 226-2345) for Larimer County. Thompson School District runs Child Find for children 3 to 5, and its Exceptional Student Services office lists who to call.
For support groups, evaluations and programs across the area, see our guide to autism resources in Fort Collins.
Communities we serve near Loveland
We also work with families in nearby towns: ABA therapy in Windsor, ABA therapy in Wellington, ABA therapy in Timnath, ABA therapy in Berthoud. Farther out, see every Colorado city we serve.
Frequently asked questions about ABA therapy in Loveland
Is there a waitlist for ABA therapy in Loveland?
Does Health First Colorado cover ABA therapy in Loveland?
Do your therapists really come to Loveland?
Can ABA therapy happen at my child's school in Loveland?
Start ABA therapy in Loveland
1. Call (720) 613-8837 or send the short form.
2. We verify your Medicaid or insurance benefits, free.
3. A behavior analyst assesses your child at home, and sessions begin.
Contact us to start. We come to you in Loveland, most families begin ABA therapy within a few weeks, and there is no waitlist right now.