ABA Therapy in Omaha, NE – Omaha North

Circle City ABA’s Omaha North center is located at 1235 S. 75th Street, Omaha, NE 68124. Our ABA therapy center serves families throughout Omaha and surrounding communities in Nebraska and Iowa.

Families may visit our Omaha North center from nearby Omaha neighborhoods such as Elmwood Park, Old Loveland, Westside, Fairacres, and Westbrook. We also welcome families from Council Bluffs and other nearby Iowa communities, including Crescent, Underwood, Glenwood, and Missouri Valley.

If you’re looking for ABA therapy in Omaha or near Council Bluffs, contact our admissions team to learn more about services, insurance coverage, and whether our Omaha North location may be a good fit for your family.

Yes. Your child will need an autism diagnosis before beginning ABA therapy services at Circle City ABA in Omaha.

If your child does not have a diagnosis yet, there are providers in Nebraska who can help with the autism evaluation and diagnostic process. Visit our Where to Get an Autism Diagnosis in Nebraska resource to learn about diagnostic providers and options that may help your family take the next step.

Once your child has received an autism diagnosis, our admissions team can help you understand insurance coverage and guide you through the process of starting ABA therapy in Omaha.

Just some of the reliable services you and your child will benefit from at our Omaha North ABA therapy center include:

• Direct ABA therapy
• Group ABA therapy
• Social skill therapy
• Parent training
• Behavioral consultation
• Assessment

We design every therapy plan to align with your child’s goals, strengths, and learning style. Our compassionate, child-centered approach combines family priorities with clinical best practices.

We work hard to reduce financial barriers for families. Our Omaha North location accepts the following: most private, commercial, fully funded, and self-funded insurance, as well as NEDHHS (Nebraska Medicaid), Optum, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Tricare, state funding, and grants. We also accept Iowa Wellpoint, Iowa Total Care, Molina Healthcare of Iowa, and IowaHHS (Iowa Medicaid) for families who commute from Iowa.

Our intake team will guide you through every step of the insurance process.

Our Omaha North ABA Center provides ABA therapy for toddlers through teens, ages 18 months through 17 years. We tailor therapy to each child’s developmental stage and family goals, whether we’re supporting early communication and play for toddlers or building independence, social skills, and real-world readiness for older children and teens.

Families with school-age children can also learn more about ABA therapy for children over six in Nebraska and how Circle City ABA supports children as their needs and goals change.

The number of ABA therapy hours your child receives depends on their individual needs and treatment recommendations. After an assessment, the clinical team will recommend a treatment plan based on your child’s strengths, needs, goals, and areas for development. Because every child is different, ABA therapy schedules can vary.

School readiness goes beyond academics. We help children develop skills that make learning environments more accessible, such as following directions, participating in groups, managing transitions, waiting, and communicating with teachers and peers. When appropriate, we also collaborate with families and outside providers to help skills generalize to real classroom settings.

We focus on whole-child growth, not just behavior reduction. While we address safety and learning barriers when needed, our therapy prioritizes building skills that support long-term success, including:

• Communication (requesting, answering questions, expressing needs, self-advocacy)

• Independence (daily routines, flexibility, coping skills, self-care)

• Play skills (joint attention, imagination, turn-taking, engagement)

• Social skills (peer interaction, group participation, relationship-building)

• School readiness (attention, transitions, classroom routines, learning-to-learn skills)

We measure your child’s progress throughout ABA therapy using assessments, ongoing data collection, and observations from the clinical team. Your child’s BCBA regularly reviews this information to understand which skills are improving and where additional support may be needed. Treatment goals can then be adjusted as your child grows and makes progress.