ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Last updated: July 1, 2026

760 NPI-registered pediatric ABA therapy providers serve Las Vegas, NV. Each listing includes the provider's name, location, specialties, listed credentials, and current new-patient status, with a link to the full profile and to verify the provider in the official BACB registry. Listings refreshed from the NPPES registry July 2026.

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How we vet: Every listing starts from the provider's federal CMS NPI record and is refreshed from the registry on a recurring schedule, with direct links to the certification or state-licensing body for its specialty so you can verify credentials at the source. We do not accept paid placement. Read our full verification methodology.

ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

For Las Vegas families navigating an autism diagnosis, finding ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy is often the most urgent and most confusing step. FindKidTherapy lists NPI-registered ABA providers across the Las Vegas valley, including center-based programs, in-home teams, and hybrid practices, so you can compare on the things that actually matter: how soon they can start, whether a Licensed Behavior Analyst directly oversees your child's program, and whether they take your insurance.

Las Vegas has a growing supply of ABA providers, though availability still varies by location and by whether you need center-based or in-home services. Center-based programs cluster around Summerlin, Henderson, and the Spring Valley and Enterprise areas; in-home teams cover a wider radius across the valley, including North Las Vegas.

A good ABA program starts with an assessment by a Licensed Behavior Analyst, who builds an individualized treatment plan. Day-to-day sessions are run by Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) under that analyst's supervision. Hours vary widely, from focused programs of a few hours a week to comprehensive programs of 20 or more hours, depending on your child's needs and what your insurance authorizes.

In Nevada, behavior analysts are licensed by the Nevada Applied Behavior Analysis Board. A Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) holds national BCBA certification plus Nevada-specific requirements, while a Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LaBA) works under an LBA's supervision. It is worth asking any Las Vegas ABA provider about their analyst-to-client ratio, parent training, and how they coordinate with your child's speech or occupational therapy. Below are the ABA providers currently active in Las Vegas.

What to expect

A Licensed Behavior Analyst assessment first, then an individualized plan. Sessions are delivered by RBTs supervised by the analyst. Ask about hours recommended, parent-training cadence, and whether services are center-based, in-home, or hybrid.

Insurance

Nevada Medicaid covers medically necessary ABA for children with an autism diagnosis (EPSDT). Nevada's autism insurance mandate requires many state-regulated commercial plans to cover ABA. As of January 2026, Clark County Medicaid managed-care plans include Health Plan of Nevada, Anthem, SilverSummit Healthplan, Molina Healthcare, and CareSource. A formal autism diagnosis and prior authorization are typically required.

Start sooner if under 3

For very young children, Nevada Early Intervention Services (NEIS) can begin developmental support while you pursue an autism diagnosis and ABA authorization. NEIS is the state's Part C system under the Aging and Disability Services Division and serves children from birth to age 3. Statewide intake is 1-800-522-0066 and the Southern Nevada referral line is (702) 486-9200, and a service plan is developed within 45 days of an eligibility decision.

Licensing in Nevada

Behavior analysts in Nevada are licensed by the Nevada Applied Behavior Analysis Board. A Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) holds BCBA certification plus state requirements; a Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LaBA) practices under supervision. You can verify a provider's license through the board.

Frequently asked questions — ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Does my child need an autism diagnosis before starting ABA in Las Vegas?

In almost all cases, yes. Insurance, including Nevada Medicaid and commercial plans under Nevada's autism mandate, requires a formal autism diagnosis before authorizing ABA. If you do not have a diagnosis yet, a developmental pediatrician, psychologist, or qualified diagnostic clinic is the first step.

What is the difference between an LBA and an RBT?

A Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) is the graduate-level clinician who assesses your child and designs and supervises the treatment plan; in Nevada the LBA holds national BCBA certification plus state licensing. A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) delivers the day-to-day sessions under the analyst's supervision. When comparing Las Vegas providers, ask how directly the analyst is involved in your child's program.

Does Nevada Medicaid cover ABA therapy in Las Vegas?

Yes. Nevada Medicaid covers medically necessary ABA for children with an autism diagnosis under the EPSDT mandate. As of January 2026, Clark County managed-care plans include Health Plan of Nevada, Anthem, SilverSummit Healthplan, Molina Healthcare, and CareSource. Prior authorization and a diagnosis are required.

How many hours of ABA does my child need?

There is no single answer. Hours are determined by a Licensed Behavior Analyst's assessment of your child's needs and by what your insurance authorizes. Some children do well with focused programs of a few hours a week; others benefit from comprehensive programs of 20 or more hours. A reputable provider individualizes the recommendation rather than selling a fixed package.

Is center-based or in-home ABA better in Las Vegas?

Neither is universally better; it depends on your child's goals and your family's logistics. Center-based programs offer structured environments and peer interaction, while in-home ABA works on skills where they are needed and can sometimes start sooner. Many Las Vegas providers offer a hybrid. Ask each provider which model they recommend for your child and why.

How are ABA providers licensed in Nevada?

Nevada licenses behavior analysts through the Nevada Applied Behavior Analysis Board. A Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) holds national BCBA certification plus Nevada-specific requirements, and a Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LaBA) practices under an LBA's supervision. You can verify any provider's license through the board, and reputable clinics share their credentials when you ask.

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50 ABA Therapists in Las Vegas

James Church, BCBA

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ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

Frequently asked questions — ABA Therapy in Las Vegas, NV

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50 ABA Therapists in Las Vegas

James Church, BCBA

Jamila Chohra

Janae Caster

Janice Burrus

Jasmin Colmenares-Hernandez

Jasmine Cargill

Jasmine Desamito

Jayson Boyd

Jazmine Anderson

Jeanni Coe

Jefferey Bruce

Jefferson Detrick

Jeffrey Adams

Jeffrey Baligian

Jeffrey Canzani, BCBA, RBT

Jeffrey Collins

Jenaya Butler

Jennifer Angulo

Jennifer Bivens, B.A.

Jennifer Butler

Jennifer Calderon-Recinos

Jennifer Chu

Jennifer Davis

Jennifer Dodds

Jenny Cruz

Jeremy Buehler

Jeremy Cort

Jerry Cope

Jessica Alcala

Jessica Barrett

Jessica Bell

Jessica Crandall, BCBA

Jessica De Leon-Herrera

Jessica Denilofs

Jessie Baines

Jewel Bennett

Jieyu Chen

Jill Berryman

Jimmie Board

Jinky Cabactulan

Joe Brice

Joey Avendula

Johannie Cardoso

John Allen

John Armstrong

John Arnold

Johnny Cervantes

Jonathan Bailey

Jordan Ray Barut

Jorvell Brown

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