School-based ABA therapy
Our team works directly with your child's school so the strategies that help at home carry into the classroom too.
Learn moreConnect n Care brings expert, BCBA-supervised ABA therapy directly to doorsteps.




In-home therapy is one part of how we support families across North Carolina and Virginia. Depending on what your child needs, we also offer therapy in other settings, and many families use more than one.
Our team works directly with your child's school so the strategies that help at home carry into the classroom too.
Learn moreAt our Charlotte clinic, your child works with a full team of BCBAs and RBTs in a structured setting built for learning through play.
Learn moreYou'll learn the exact strategies our team uses, so progress keeps going even when a session isn't happening.
Learn moreCall us at 877-262-2221 or fill out our intake form. We get back to you quickly.
Our team checks your insurance and walks you through exactly what's covered before anything else.
A credentialed BCBA comes to your home, meets your child, and builds a plan around their specific strengths and goals.
In your home, on a schedule that works for your family.
Your RBT works directly with your child through structured activities and naturally occurring routines, mealtimes, transitions, play, communication. Your BCBA designs and oversees the plan, updates it regularly, and meets with you to review progress. Every session is purposeful and every goal is tracked.
Yes, a responsible adult needs to be present throughout every session. This is where a lot of the most valuable learning happens. You'll see what we're doing, why it works, and how to carry it forward yourself.
Most plans involve between 15 and 25 hours per week, though this varies based on your child's needs. Your BCBA will recommend what's right after the initial evaluation.
We work with children and young adults from ages 1 to 21 across NC and VA.
In most cases, yes. We work with Medicaid and most major private insurers in both states and verify benefits upfront.
In-home therapy is often the strongest fit when a child benefits from learning in their natural environment, when goals are closely tied to home routines and family dynamics, or when attending a clinic is logistically difficult. Many families also combine in-home and clinic-based therapy and we'll help you figure out what makes the most sense.