We handle all insurance verification and authorization so you can focus on your family, not paperwork.
Virtual ABA therapy works best for families ready to engage actively in their child's treatment plan. Our remote intervention is designed for children with autism spectrum disorder whose families can commit to consistent therapy work in their familiar environment.
Apply todayForta Health has published five peer-reviewed studies on its ABA model since 2023, the largest reviewing the records of 243 children. Each figure below is stated the way the paper states it. Our approach combines:
Apply for our program and receive a comprehensive consultation to determine if Virtual ABA Therapy is right for your family.
Submit your child's clinical history and diagnosis report. Our intake team will secure insurance authorization for telehealth services.
Your assigned board certified behavior analyst conducts a thorough analysis to create individualized goals and intervention strategies.
Start consistent, quality virtual ABA sessions with ongoing guidance and reinforcement from our expert team.
Yes, Forta Health accepts West Virginia Medicaid for Virtual ABA therapy in West Virginia, including Aetna Better Health, The Health Plan and UniCare. Forta Health's intake team verifies each family's coverage and obtains the authorization before sessions begin.
Forta Health accepts 9 plans for Virtual ABA therapy in West Virginia: West Virginia Medicaid, its managed-care plans, and commercial plans including Carelon/Beacon, CareSource, Evernorth/Cigna and Highmark. Coverage depends on each family's plan, and Forta Health confirms it before care begins.
A family in West Virginia applies online, has a short consultation and shares the child's diagnosis report. Forta Health's BCBA then completes the assessment over video and builds the treatment plan. Most families start within 90 days of their first call, with no waitlist.
A stable internet connection, a device with a camera and microphone (computer, tablet or smartphone), and a quiet space for sessions.
Unedited reviews from families in Forta's Virtual and In-Home ABA programs.
“Very professional and supportive services. They are great at working around my schedule. I love having the opportunity to work with professionals who care about my family's needs.”
“The therapy has helped build up skills to improve our son's behavior. He has shown great improvement with fewer tantrums and outbursts.”
“I have seen amazing progress at home due to the wonderful staff at Forta. Having it done virtually has been wonderful. My son does not like when people come into our home. I call our sessions ‘computer school’ and this has made him enjoy it.”
“We love the way it complements our homeschool day. Our daughter is making huge strides. Patient and knowledgeable, I highly recommend. The only wait time was due to the insurance company.”
“My daughter has autism and has been speaking so well. We came from nothing to 3-word sentences and I could cry. I fought so hard to get her in ABA and it's paying off. Forta is amazing.”
“My daughter has grown a bond with the team, and even when she is tired she looks forward to talking with them. They work with me on rescheduling efficiently. Overall we've had a great experience.”
Sessions happen over live video, so Forta Health serves families anywhere in West Virginia, from Charleston to Martinsburg.
Forta Health accepts West Virginia Medicaid (Bureau for Medical Services) for Virtual ABA therapy. The official site explains who qualifies and how to apply.
Visit the official siteWV Birth to Three is West Virginia's early intervention program for children from birth to age 3 with developmental delays.
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