We want to ensure you have all the information you need for a smooth experience. To get started with our services, it’s essential to complete the necessary consents and intake procedures. These forms help us understand your specific needs and preferences, ensuring we can provide you with the best possible support.
To initiate the process, we will send you an intake form and a schedule of availability using DocuSign for your convenience. Additionally, we kindly request that you provide us with a current behavior plan, IEP, and/or physical assessment. Once we receive your documents, please allow us approximately one week to thoroughly review the paperwork.
Following the review, we will arrange either an in-person or Zoom intake session to delve into the individual’s specific needs and service requirements. To ensure a smooth onboarding process, there is a one-time intake fee, which will be included in the first invoice. It’s important to note that for individuals who decide not to proceed with our services, there will be no charge associated with the intake process, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
Flexibility is at the core of our approach to funding options. We understand that every individual’s needs are unique, and we’re committed to finding the right solution to make our services accessible. Here’s how we can assist you with funding:
The pricing for our services is tailored to the unique needs of each individual we support and the complexity of the tasks involved. We believe in providing personalized care, which means that individuals with higher support needs are carefully matched with our staff members who possess the necessary education, training, and experience to work effectively with them.
This approach ensures that our services are not only cost-effective but also of the highest quality, as our dedicated team members are equipped to address the specific challenges and requirements of each person we serve. Your well-being and satisfaction are at the heart of our commitment to delivering exceptional care.
All skills trainers receive training in positive behavior supports, CPR, Mandated reporting, HIPPA, Safety Cares (depending on individual need), Registered Behavior Technician training (depending on individual need) and are able to access a number of optional trainings. Skills trainers also all receive ongoing supervision from management.
Yes, skills trainers all have their background and driving records checked yearly.Â
All individuals are assessed individually so determination on if we are able to serve an individual depends on if we can do so safely and therapeutically.Â
Wait list times vary on hours and locations requested. If we don’t have a staff in the area after the intake process is completed we will hire for that staff. Oftentimes waits can be anywhere from 4-8 weeks.Â
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals develop meaningful skills while reducing barriers to learning, communication, independence, and daily living. At BILT, every treatment plan is individualized to meet the unique strengths, goals, and needs of each person and their family.
 BILT’s Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) work closely with families, caregivers, schools, and other professionals to develop evidence-based interventions that promote meaningful progress across home, school, and community environments.
ABA services may be delivered at home, at school, or in the community, depending on the individual’s needs, goals, and treatment plan.
To get started, complete the BILT Client Intake Request Form. This information helps us understand your needs and determine the appropriate next steps. After reviewing your request, a member of the BILT team will contact you regarding required consents, supporting documents, availability, and the intake meeting.
 BILT accepts select insurance plans for ABA therapy. Coverage and authorization requirements vary by plan, and our team can help you understand your benefits and next steps.
Home & Community Supports are personalized, one-on-one services that help children and adults with disabilities build independence, develop daily living skills, and participate more fully in their homes and communities.
Services are provided in the individual’s home and community, based on their needs, interests, and personal goals.
Support is provided by trained BILT staff who work directly with the individual on daily living skills, community participation, communication, recreation, and other areas of independence.
Goals are developed collaboratively with the individual, their family, and the BILT team. They are based on the individual’s strengths, needs, interests, and the areas in which they would like to become more independent.
To get started, complete the BILT Client Intake Request Form. This information helps us understand your needs and determine the appropriate next steps. After reviewing your request, a member of the BILT team will contact you regarding required consents, supporting documents, availability, and the intake meeting.
Behavioral Supports help individuals understand and manage behaviors that interfere with everyday life. Services focus on identifying why a behavior occurs, teaching positive alternatives, and developing practical strategies that improve independence and quality of life.
Behavioral Supports focus on helping an individual navigate daily life by adjusting routines and environments and giving the individual and their support team practical strategies to use throughout the day. ABA therapy typically targets specific behaviors or skills through a structured treatment plan with defined goals and ongoing measurement of progress.
Behavioral Supports may be provided in the individual’s home, school, workplace, or community, depending on their needs and goals.
BILT clinicians work collaboratively with individuals, families, caregivers, schools, and support teams to develop strategies that promote success, independence, and long-term well-being.
To get started, complete the BILT Client Intake Request Form. This information helps us understand your needs and determine the appropriate next steps. After reviewing your request, a member of the BILT team will contact you regarding required consents, supporting documents, availability, and the intake meeting.
Respite care provides safe, reliable, and individualized support for a person with a disability while their caregiver takes time to rest, recharge, or attend to personal responsibilities.
The length and frequency of respite care vary based on the individual’s needs, the type of support requested, availability, and the requirements of the applicable funding program. BILT offers planned and short-term respite services, with support individualized to each person and family.
Respite services may be provided in the individual’s home or in the community and may include recreational activities, community outings, and support with daily routines.
BILT’s trained staff provide person-centered respite care that reflects each individual’s strengths, routines, and preferences.
To get started, complete the BILT Client Intake Request Form. This information helps us understand your needs and determine the appropriate next steps. After reviewing your request, a member of the BILT team will contact you regarding required consents, supporting documents, availability, and the intake meeting.
Family Navigation helps individuals and families understand disability services, explore funding options, connect with community resources and supports, and develop a clear path toward achieving their goals. BILT’s team works alongside families to simplify the process and provide ongoing guidance.
Family Navigation supports individuals with disabilities, parents and caregivers, families new to disability services, families transitioning between services, and adults seeking independent living supports.
BILT’s Family Navigation team can help you understand available services, determine eligibility, explore funding options, and connect with appropriate programs and community resources.
To get started, complete the BILT Client Intake Request Form. This information helps us understand your needs and determine the appropriate next steps. After reviewing your request, a member of the BILT team will contact you regarding required consents, supporting documents, availability, and the intake meeting.
BILT offers a variety of interactive workshops and group programs. Topics include life-skills development, STEM, arts and creative expression, music therapy, yoga and mindfulness, literacy and learning, social skills, health and wellness, and community integration. CPR and First Aid training is also available when offered publicly.
Programs are available for children, adolescents, and adults, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and intellectual or developmental disabilities. Families and caregivers may also participate in select programs.
Program availability varies by season and schedule. BILT is currently updating its online program listings. For information about current and upcoming workshops or group programs, please contact our team.
BILT’s online program listing and registration options are currently being updated. In the meantime, please contact our team for information about available programs and registration.
Programs may be available through DDS, grant funding, private pay, community sponsorships, or other approved funding sources. Availability and eligibility vary by program. BILT’s team can help identify possible funding opportunities and programs that fit your needs.
We’re here to help! Contact us for any additional information or clarity you need. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the answers and support you’re looking for. Your inquiries are important to us, and we welcome the opportunity to assist you further.
