Unity ABA NeuroTech Network: In-Home and Telehealth Services Program Overview

Types of Interventions That Will Be Used Unity ABA NeuroTech Network utilizes evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions tailored to each client’s individual treatment plan. Core interventions include:

• Discrete Trial Training (DTT)

• Natural Environment Teaching (NET)

• Functional Communication Training (FCT)

• Task Analysis and Chaining

• Prompting and Prompt Fading

• Differential Reinforcement

• Behavior Reduction Protocols

• Social Skills Training

• Technology-assisted learning using tablets and custom digital programs

Each intervention is selected and delivered under the supervision of a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and implemented by trained Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs).

Generalization of Goals and Interventions to the Home and Community Generalization is embedded in all treatment plans. Unity ABA therapists:

• Conduct skill probes in the child’s natural home and community environments

• Assign structured parent-led activities to promote skill maintenance

• Provide parent training and reinforcement strategies to ensure consistency across settings

• Use digital platforms to track generalization success and update treatment goals

• Collaborate with educators and community service providers when relevant

Typical Weekly Treatment Model for In-Home and Telehealth Clients Unity ABA provides one-to-one ABA therapy sessions for 2-5 hours per session, totaling 10-40 hours per week. Sessions are delivered Monday through Friday and may occur in the client’s home or via secure telehealth platform depending on family preference and clinical recommendation. The exact number of hours is individualized and depends on child’s specific needs, goals, and progress.

Sample Weekly Breakdown (Ages 2-11)

• Monday through Friday: Four 1-hour sessions per day

• Each session may include a mix of DTT, NET, communication training, and digital learning activities

• Parents receive a weekly summary and coaching during designated time slots

Group Engagement & Socialization Events In addition to individualized sessions, Unity ABA NeuroTech Network hosts structured group sessions and coordinated social playdates. These events include up to 11 clients and are designed to foster peer interaction, social communication, cooperative play, and generalization of treatment goals. Events are supervised by trained staff and scheduled regularly by our administrative team.

Family and Caregiver Involvement

a. Families and caregivers are involved in the assessment process through home observations, interviews, and questionnaires about the child’s typical routines and behaviors. b. Caregivers receive ongoing training related to their child’s treatment goals, including practical demonstrations, role-playing, and guided practice to support implementation at home and in the community. c. Unity ABA works with families during transition planning to ensure a smooth shift from intensive services to natural settings, helping reinforce skill maintenance and future goal setting.

Monitoring Progress and Transition Criteria Progress is monitored through:

• Weekly data analysis and review by the assigned BCBA

• Monthly written progress reports shared with families and case managers

• Regular caregiver check-ins to discuss success in the home and community

• Utilization of validated tools such as the VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, and other criterion-based assessments

Transition from center-based or one-to-one services to group or home-only models is considered when:

• Treatment goals are mastered across multiple environments

• Target behaviors have decreased in intensity and frequency

• Skills are maintained and generalized over time

• Families are equipped to independently support their child’s behavior plan

Group service participation is encouraged for clients who show readiness for peer interaction and benefit from community-based social opportunities.