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Anne Arundel County

In-home ABA therapy in Glen Burnie, Maryland.

One-on-one, BCBA-led sessions in your own living room, from Harundale and Marley to Point Pleasant and Sun Valley.

New to all of this?

The paperwork is our job. Your child is the point.

Referral forms, evaluation waitlists, letters full of codes you've never seen. A new autism diagnosis can hand a Glen Burnie family a second job overnight. We take most of it off your plate: call us, tell us about your child, and let our team chase the insurance and scheduling instead of you.

  • Real people on the phone, any time, day or night
  • Free insurance verification before any paperwork
  • A BCBA who answers questions in plain English
Where we go

Where we go around Glen Burnie.

Our clinicians live and work across Anne Arundel County, and the neighborhoods of northern Anne Arundel are squarely inside our coverage. Home is the clinic here.

HarundaleMarleyPoint PleasantSun Valley

Don't see your street? Glen Burnie addresses beyond these neighborhoods, and most of northern Anne Arundel County, are very likely covered. Ask us and we'll confirm in one call.

Why we come to you

Skills stick where they're learned.

The hard moments are at home: dinner, bath, bedtime, the walk to the bus stop. So that's exactly where our therapists work.

Learning in place

Your child practices skills in the rooms and routines where they're needed, which means less re-teaching later.

We do the driving

Skip the crawl down Ritchie Highway and the waiting room. Your therapist comes to you, and sessions start calm.

Whole family involved

Caregivers train alongside the therapist, and siblings can join practice whenever it helps.

Progress on paper

Data from every session feeds your BCBA's decisions, and you see the graphs, not just hear summaries.

What it looks like

An hour with your therapist, start to finish.

1

Hello and play

Sessions open with your child's favorites. A comfortable kid learns faster.

2

Practice woven in

Communication, daily living, and social goals get worked on through games, snack time, and the routines already in your day.

3

Every target tracked

Your therapist logs each response as it happens, building the record your BCBA reviews.

4

Handoff to you

You get the recap and one concrete thing to practice before the next visit.

Resources we know well

Glen Burnie and Anne Arundel County supports.

Several of the county's front doors for special education sit right in Glen Burnie. Here's who does what, with numbers that work.

Schools and Child Find

AACPS Birth to Five Services, the county's single point of entry for preschool Child Find, works out of the Resource Center at 1450 Furnace Avenue right in Glen Burnie, (410) 424-3260. The district's special education office, the Division of Specialized Instruction and Early Intervention Services, is reachable at (410) 222-5000.

Birth to three

The Anne Arundel County Infants & Toddlers Program is based at that same Furnace Avenue building in Glen Burnie. Referrals go through (410) 424-3260, the program office is (410) 222-6911, and early intervention before age three is free. We help families plan the handoff to ABA.

Getting a diagnosis

Kennedy Krieger's CASSI autism center is roughly 30 minutes away in Baltimore; new referrals go to (888) 554-2080. Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital's Autism Spectrum Center schedules evaluations at (410) 578-5041. We're glad to talk through which fits your child.

Parent organizations

Pathfinders for Autism, Maryland's largest autism organization, runs a free helpline at (443) 330-5341, staffed by real people. The Arc Central Chesapeake Region, (410) 269-1883, supports Anne Arundel County families with community services.

Military families

Fort Meade sits a short drive west in northwestern Anne Arundel County. The base's Exceptional Family Member Program office is (301) 677-5590, and we deliver ABA under the TRICARE Autism Care Demonstration.

Sensory-friendly outings

Nearby county library branches in Severn, Odenton, and Severna Park hold sensory friendly storytimes for ages 0 to 5. County Recreation & Parks runs adaptive programs with a 1 to 3 supervision ratio, (410) 222-7313, and Port Discovery's Sensory Friendly Sundays are a quick trip up to the Inner Harbor.

Your first step is a phone call.

Ten minutes about your child, no commitment. A member of our team will be in touch within one business day.

What we offer here

Six services, all offered in Glen Burnie.

Covered by insurance in Glen Burnie

We work with Maryland Medicaid, CareFirst BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, TRICARE, and more. Maryland law requires most plans to cover ABA therapy for children with autism, and before anything begins we verify your specific benefits at no cost and walk you through them. See how coverage works.

Glen Burnie questions

Straight answers for local parents.

Yes. Glen Burnie is one of our main Anne Arundel County service areas. Our clinicians come to homes in Harundale, Marley, Point Pleasant, Sun Valley, and the surrounding area, and therapy is built into the day your family actually lives.
We work with Maryland Medicaid, CareFirst BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and TRICARE, which covers ABA for Fort Meade families through the Autism Care Demonstration. We check your benefits for free before you commit to anything.
Yes. With your permission we coordinate with your child's AACPS team and share progress data for IEP meetings. Glen Burnie families are also close to a useful front door: AACPS Birth to Five Services runs preschool Child Find from the Resource Center at 1450 Furnace Avenue in Glen Burnie, (410) 424-3260.
Call or send the form, and we will talk through your child's needs, verify your benefits for free, and schedule a BCBA assessment. From first call to first session is typically a few weeks, and we keep you posted at every step.
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