Guest guest Posted September 5, 2007 Report Share Posted September 5, 2007 I had an amazing ABA service with Spetrum of Hope that sent therapists an hour each way for our home program. We did this for 18 months and can no longer cover the expense. We also believed the school system and my son were ready to meet. Already after just 7 days of school, I'm keeping him home so that the problems arising do not continue to snow ball. I'd have to be full time on campus to ensure my son is not regressing. If we are to access the school system it most certainly will be with the backing of our ABA program through Spectrum of Hope (I hope). Though we fought for insurance coverage and eventually got some, we still couldn't cover the extra expenses of covering the travel expenses etc... for the therapist. We live in the Humble area and Spectrum is located near 290. When we first looked for ABA help the local In-Kids did not meet our needs. My question is with this new legislation HB 1919, will this cover the cost my ABA provider has to charge in-home clients with a far travel or will it only cover expenses up to a certain point. I've read and reread but do not understand this issue. Before I pursue finding closer options for ABA I want to stick with the people who have worked with my son since 2.5 yrs. They have our history and we work well together. This is most effective for my son. Anyone have experience with this issue? My deepest gratitude, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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