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🧠 Bridging the AI Gap in ABA: How It Actually Works (No Code, No Hype)

🧠 Bridging the AI Gap in ABA: How It Actually Works (No Code, No Hype)

There’s a growing divide between what AI can do—and what a lot of ABA providers understand about it. Words like LLMs, tensors, or transformers sound like science fiction to many clinicians. But at the core, it’s simpler than it seems: You load your existing documentation into an

Detente between Payors and Providers?

Detente between Payors and Providers?

1. A Shift from Defensive Tech to Coordinated Infrastructure? Over the last several years, the relationship between payors and providers has at times resembled an AI-fueled arms race: * On one side, insurers deploy increasingly sophisticated algorithms to flag and deny claims based on pattern recognition and documentation gaps. * On the

Five Years Forward: What Will Define the Future of ABA Operations and Technology?

Five Years Forward: What Will Define the Future of ABA Operations and Technology?

It’s easy to get caught up in the daily fires of ABA operations—hiring challenges, payer audits, scheduling gaps, and yet another software demo. But what if we step out five years and ask: What will matter most in 2030? Then, work backward to understand what trends might play

Agentic AI in ABA: Turning Chaos Into Coordination Through Enterprise Data

Agentic AI in ABA: Turning Chaos Into Coordination Through Enterprise Data

In a blog I posted last year after touring Vietnam, I revisited one of my favorite metaphors: the chaos and harmony of Southeast Asian traffic. Scooters, cars, and pedestrians weave through intersections with little more than mutual awareness—and somehow it works. That scene inspired my first post on “Autism

You’re an ABA COO, Don’t Fear AI, Embrace It!

You’re an ABA COO, Don’t Fear AI, Embrace It!

The ABA COO's AI Dilemma: How to Prepare Your Organization for the Future Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing industries across the board, and ABA organizations are no exception. If you’re a Chief Operating Officer (COO) and think AI is just for techies, you’re missing the

AI-Driven Tension: Balancing Payor Budgets and Provider Needs in ABA Therapy

AI-Driven Tension: Balancing Payor Budgets and Provider Needs in ABA Therapy

Recently, Indiana proposed a significant policy change to its Medicaid program: capping Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy at 30 hours per week, with a maximum duration of three years. This move has sparked widespread concern in the ABA community, particularly because Indiana has historically been a strong supporter of ABA

Overcoming Barriers to Care: Insights into Autism Payor Challenges

Overcoming Barriers to Care: Insights into Autism Payor Challenges

This week, CNN and ProPublica published an article shedding light on the barriers families face in accessing autism therapy, focusing on insurers like UnitedHealthcare. Link: https://lnkd.in/gQs-CPb7 Having spent over a decade at UHG, I experienced both the privilege and responsibility of helping provide care to a significant