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City guide · New York
What New York City families use, listed with the same fixed questions answered for every provider — so you can compare like with like.
← All of New York CityOrdered by review count, then name. Providers cannot pay to be listed, ranked, or edited.
14 resources in New York City — Therapy & ABA
A large paediatric provider covering all five boroughs, whose own page emphasises multilingual delivery — worth asking about directly if English is not the language spoken at home.
Ages Infancy to age 21
A publicly funded Early Intervention agency bringing ABA, speech and occupational therapy together for infants and toddlers across New York City. Enrollment runs through the Early Intervention system rather than private insurance, so eligibility depends on an evaluation rather than a policy.
Ages Birth to 3 (Early Intervention)
Runs group social-skills sessions as well as individual hours, which is a different thing from one-to-one ABA and worth asking about separately.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
Being an approved Early Intervention provider matters: for a child under three that is a publicly funded route in, separate from insurance, and not every ABA provider holds it.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
A long-established provider covering the city through in-home services rather than a centre.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
A branch of a national ABA provider network offering what it calls 'progressive ABA' therapy for young autistic children through school age. Being part of a large network trades away the single-site focus of a small independent clinic.
Ages 20 months and up, through school age and beyond
A national network with several New York sites. Its centres provide therapy rather than diagnosis, so a family without a diagnosis needs that arranged elsewhere first.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
Offers SEIT alongside ABA, which matters in New York because that is a separate, publicly funded route through the school system rather than an insurance one.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
An in-home ABA provider covering Staten Island and Queens, part of a multi-city New York network. In-home delivery trades a purpose-built centre for sessions inside the family's own routine.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
A choice of centre or home from one provider, with sites outside the city as well — worth knowing if you may move out of the five boroughs.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
A school rather than a clinic: children attend as pupils and the ABA is built into the school day. That is a different commitment from booking weekly therapy hours, and a different funding route.
Ages Ages not published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
An Early Intervention provider coordinating evaluations, service coordination and ABA programming for children under three in Manhattan. As with other Early Intervention agencies, enrollment depends on an eligibility evaluation rather than a referral to a private clinic.
Ages Birth to 3 (Early Intervention)
A five-borough ABA service working in homes, schools and the community rather than from a single clinic, covering the whole span from infancy to 21.
Ages Birth to 21
One of few genuinely central Manhattan centres, and the same provider will come to the home — useful when a Midtown commute with a child is the obstacle.
Ages Ages 2 to 21
Nothing here is a recommendation — we list what exists, note what a provider says about itself, and let parents tell you the rest. Intake contacts, school districts, and funding for the whole metro are on the New York City guide.