Early intervention in ABA therapy focuses on addressing behavioral challenges in young children, particularly those with autism spectrum disorder, to enhance communication and social skills. Therapists utilize tailored intervention plans based on behavior analysis principles to facilitate skill development crucial for later independence.

Center-based therapy offers specialized programs in dedicated facilities, providing structured interventions such as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, speech therapy, and social skills training. These programs aim to enhance skills and behaviors in individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities through consistent therapy sessions and opportunities for socialization in a controlled environment.

Home-based ABA therapy involves delivering specialized interventions within the familiar environment of the individual's home, targeting behaviors associated with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental challenges. This approach allows for personalized attention and integration of interventions into daily routines, fostering skill development and independence in a supportive setting.

Medicaid waiver services through OPWDD provide funding and support for individuals with developmental disabilities to receive community-based services instead of institutional care. These services offer a range of supports tailored to meet the individual's needs, including residential, day habilitation, and respite care, promoting independence and inclusion within the community.