ABA Therapy
in Murray, Utah!

Many families in Murray want to know whether ABA therapy at On Target ABA is covered by their insurance or Medicaid. The encouraging news is that most Utah families do have access to ABA coverage, and On Target ABA works hard to make the process simple.

• • Utah's insurance mandate requires most private insurance plans to cover ABA therapy for children with autism diagnosis
• • On Target ABA accepts many insurance plans throughout Salt Lake Valley
• • They verify benefits, explain out-of-pocket costs, handle prior authorization
• • Medicaid coverage often available for medically necessary ABA therapy
• • Multiple Medicaid plans accepted
• • Located in Murray at 5444 S Green Street for convenient access
• • Free benefits check available

Sessions at On Target ABA Therapy in Murray, Utah, are structured, supportive, and engaging. While each child's program is individualized, most sessions combine play-based learning with evidence-based behavioral strategies.

• • Warm, child-friendly environment with multiple therapy rooms
• • Trained behavior technician paired with child
• • Communication practice, social skills, functional play
• • Independent play and daily living skills activities
• • Naturalistic, relationship-focused teaching approach
• • Targeted support for transitions, new situations, emotional regulation
• • Every activity tied to individualized treatment plan
• • Built-in social opportunities
• • Support for generalization into home, school, community

At On Target ABA, every session is designed to help your child build confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills — all in a supportive local setting right here in Murray.

One of the biggest strengths of ABA therapy, especially at On Target ABA in Murray, is that progress is always measured with clear, objective data. You'll never be left wondering whether therapy is helping.

• • Detailed assessment and individualized plan with measurable goals
• • Data collected during every session
• • Continuous review and adjustments
• • Regular parent updates, monthly meetings, progress summaries, graphs
• • Data-driven approach shows how and why improvements happen

Progress at On Target ABA often looks like:

• • more consistent communication
• • better play and social engagement
• • improved independence in daily routines
• • fewer behavioral challenges
• • increased confidence and flexibility

It's completely normal for children to experience frustration or pushback at times during therapy — and On Target ABA is experienced in helping children work through those challenges in a supportive way.

• • BCBA carefully reviews situation and adjusts teaching
• • Not "one-size-fits-all" strategies
• • May switch to naturalistic methods, increase reinforcement, shorten tasks
• • Incorporate child's interests
• • Use sensory room breaks when needed
• • Parents receive guidance for home implementation

Struggles never mean therapy isn't working — they often signal that your child is learning new skills or needs a different teaching approach.

At On Target ABA in Murray, parents are essential partners in the therapy process. While you won't need to be present during every session (especially center-based therapy), your involvement helps ensure your child's progress carries over into real life.

• • Consistent parent training
• • Monthly or biweekly meetings
• • Practicing communication skills at home
• • Encouraging independence in daily living
• • Supporting routines and transitions
• • Reinforcing positive behaviors

You don't need special experience or training to participate — On Target ABA teaches everything step-by-step.

While early intervention is extremely beneficial, ABA therapy at On Target ABA is not limited to toddlers or preschoolers. Many children in elementary, middle, and even high school receive ABA services to build independence, communication, life skills, and social functioning.

Older children may work on:

• • emotional regulation
• • peer and social relationships
• • daily living routines
• • school readiness and classroom behavior
• • community safety
• • coping skills

The duration of ABA therapy varies widely depending on your child's needs, goals, and progress. At On Target ABA, therapy plans are not open-ended. They develop a personalized timeline based on assessment results and your family's goals.

• • Intensive therapy may be 20–40 hours per week for several years
• • Part-time programs or short-term services for specific goals
• • Therapy hours often decrease as children gain independence
• • Regular progress review and program adjustments

The ultimate goal is improved functioning, strong communication, increased independence, and successful participation in school and community life in Murray.

• • Large, purpose-built therapy center in Murray with play areas, sensory rooms, safe social spaces
• • Focus on naturalistic, child-driven ABA — not rigid drills
• • Strong parent training and collaboration
• • Experienced BCBAs who oversee programs closely
• • Support with insurance and Medicaid navigation
• • Welcoming environment built to help children feel comfortable and confident

Questions to ask any provider:

• • Is a BCBA supervising my child's therapy regularly?
• • Is data collected and reviewed often?
• • Will I receive parent training?
• • What does the center environment look like?
• • Do therapists build relationships with the children they serve?

On Target ABA encourages families to tour the Murray center, meet the team, and understand their approach before starting. This transparency helps you feel confident in your decision.

Starting ABA therapy at On Target ABA is simple. Families begin with a short phone consultation or online form submission. The team completes insurance verification, schedules an intake appointment, and arranges for a BCBA assessment.

1. Phone consultation or online form submission
2. Insurance verification completed
3. Intake appointment scheduled
4. BCBA assessment arranged
5. Customized treatment plan created
6. Therapy schedule assigned (flexible hours available)
7. Child begins therapy with assigned team