Welcome to Inner Circle Autism Network

In order to best determine your child’s individual needs, Inner circle requires case history, family history, developmental history, and treatment consent packets to be completed.

Each insurance can have significantly different requirements, however an official medical diagnosis of autism conducted by a physician or psychologist that includes scored assessments to support a diagnosis of autism is required by all insurers. 

In some cases there may be additional requirements. Additional documentation can often include items such as primary care visit summary, speech evaluation, vision/hearing evaluation, and others. 

We are committed to making our services accessible and affordable to as many families as possible, and being in network with most insurance providers is just one of the ways we are able to do this. 

Below is a current list of our current in-network providers, however if your insurance is not listed, we will work to find you options for services. 

• Arkansas Medicaid
• Summit Community Care
• Empower Healthcare
• Arkansas Total Care
• CareSource
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• United Healthcare
• Cigna
• UMR
• Soonercare
• Qualchoice
• Oklahoma Complete Health
• Humana Healthy Horizons of Oklahoma
• Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma

We believe that it is important that your child always feels comfortable and safe at therapy. In order to build a positive relationship from the start, the first few days of therapy are full of discovery, fun and play. During this time, your therapy team will take the time to get to know your child’s likes and dislikes, favorite activities and motivations through engaging interactive play. Once a positive relationship has been established, your child’s individual treatment goals will be slowly incorporated into therapy. 

Because ABA therapy can range from 25-40 hours per week, your child will work with a strong team of passionate and committed individuals which will include a BCBA and 4-6 behavior therapists.

ABA therapy sessions are tailored to each child’s specific goals, interests and skills and will therefore be different for each child. However there are some common elements that are often incorporated into every session.

• Natural environment, play based instruction in which learning objectives and goals are naturally incorporated into interactive play. 
• Direct one-on-one instruction from a therapist, often reflecting classroom like table top tasks
• Social skills and group instruction often involves working on skills with their peers during activities such as art, music, circle time, pretend play and group games.
• Therapy built around the use of reinforcement and positive interaction in order to build and maintain motivation for learning. 
• Data collection occurs during every ABA session in order to document your child’s progress, behaviors and skills. Data is collected digitally by RBT’s and BCBAs through a web based platform and will occur in real time throughout the session.
• Parent involvement is an important part of every ABA therapy program which is why we have built a parent training/observation room at each of our centers designed specifically to provide the opportunity for you to participate in your child’s journey.

At Inner Circle, we recognize that every child is unique and as such requires an individualized approach to treatment. This means that there is no magic formula or quick answer and depends on several factors including skills, needs, goals, rate of progress, attendance, intensity of services and other factors. Therapy can range from several months to several years. 

Ultimately, it is our goal for every child to develop skills that will allow them to participate successfully in “real-life”. In order to ensure progress toward this goal, each treatment plan includes an individualized transition plan that defines the core skills and goals that are needed prior to transition.