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The Hidden Cost of Building Your Own Stack in the Age of AI

The Hidden Cost of Building Your Own Stack in the Age of AI

AI has changed the economics of software creation. Tools that once required large engineering teams can now be prototyped quickly. Workflows can be automated. Interfaces can be stitched together. For autism providers, this creates a tempting conclusion: If software is easier to build, maybe we should build more of it

A Data-Driven Framework for Choosing Your Next ABA Clinic Location

A Data-Driven Framework for Choosing Your Next ABA Clinic Location

Using Clinivise’s public workforce and hiring data to evaluate where — and whether — to open a clinic in Indiana. I recently ran across a new set of public-facing datasets from Clinivise — certificant counts, county-level growth, job demand, wage distributions, and local provider saturation. It’s the first time I’ve

The Six New Autism CPT Codes Coming in 2027 — A Data & Infrastructure Shift, Not a Billing Shift

The Six New Autism CPT Codes Coming in 2027 — A Data & Infrastructure Shift, Not a Billing Shift

Note: The AMA CPT Editorial Panel approved six new autism-related CPT codes in September 2025, effective January 1, 2027. Final code descriptors remain confidential until publication in the 2027 CPT® Professional Codebook. The six categories outlined below are interpretive themes — a technology and operations lens on what these codes are

The Best De Novo Decisions Start with Meaningful Data

The Best De Novo Decisions Start with Meaningful Data

Most ABA providers open new clinics on gut feel. They know where families are asking for services, where clinicians live, or where a landlord offers space at the right rate. But gut feel doesn’t scale. Opening a new clinic is one of the most high-stakes bets a provider can

Building the Future of ABA Tech WITH the People We Serve

Building the Future of ABA Tech WITH the People We Serve

How neurodiverse technologists could help solve ABA’s biggest data and infrastructure problems—if investors, providers, and platforms choose to lead At the University of Pittsburgh, a team of QA engineers from CAI Neurodiverse Solutions recently helped automate testing for the school’s CRM systems. Their results were remarkable: 83%

Is CentralReach retiring “Insights,” for a new (and better) Data Warehouse structure?

Is CentralReach retiring “Insights,” for a new (and better) Data Warehouse structure?

Without much fanfare (at least yet), CentralReach appears to be sunsetting the “Insights” brand name and replacing it with a more open and explicit structure: Data Warehouse 2.0 (DW2). While not formally announced as a rebrand, this shift marks an important philosophical change. The new documentation refers exclusively to

The Hours Are Approved. So Why Aren’t They Delivered?

The Hours Are Approved. So Why Aren’t They Delivered?

In ABA, the prescription is therapy time—authorized hours of care that a child needs to make progress. When those hours go undelivered, it’s not just a billing issue. It’s not just an ops issue. It’s a clinical failure. A child who could be gaining communication skills,