Second Chance ABA
Gainesville · Telehealth offered · Takes Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield +1
Open Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
At a glance
- Telehealth
- Anywhere in North Carolina
- In person
- Client's home + School (Wake County charter and private schools) + Community (stores, transit, work sites)
- Insurance
- Aetna · Blue Cross Blue Shield · NCSEAA ESA+ funds
- Self pay
- Private pay, single-focus work $150 per hour
ADHD care
Lists ADHD, Autism spectrum disorder, Behavior among the concerns it addresses, according to its website.
ADHD
Autism spectrum disorder
Behavior
About
Second Chance ABA is a BCBA-owned and operated ABA practice serving adolescents and young adults ages 7 to 21 in Rolesville, Wake Forest, and the greater Raleigh area, North Carolina. The practice is home- and community-based and does not operate a clinic. Services include in-home, school-based, community, and telehealth delivery.
- Caregiver training included
- Small caseloads
- Supervision of technicians
- Home and community delivery
Concerns they commonly address
Aggression
The services page lists aggression among the needs the practice is built to address.
Self-injury
The services page lists self-injury among the needs the practice is built to address.
Elopement
The services page lists elopement among the needs the practice is built to address.
Services
In-home ABA therapy
In-home sessions run 2.5 to 4 hours in the environment where most goals live.
School-based ABA
School-based sessions run 3 to 6 hours in Wake County charter and private schools.
Community sessions
Community sessions practice skills where they are needed, such as stores, transit, and work sites.
Caregiver training
Every plan includes training for parents and caregivers.
Single-focus private pay work
Single-focus work is available at $150 per hour for daily living skills, desensitization, reinforcement systems, or bridge services.
Founder
Erik Bustamante, BCBA, LBA
Founder and Clinical Director of Second Chance ABA. The practice is BCBA-owned and operated. Services are collaborative, meaning the team also teaches the people around the client.
Insurance, self-pay and costs
Insurance listed by the practice
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, NCSEAA ESA+ funds. Confirm your benefits with the practice and your insurer.
Self-pay
Private pay, single-focus work: $150 per hour.
Medical information on web form
The website form is not a secure or HIPAA-compliant channel, so medical information should not be sent through it.
What to know before contacting
Who it sees
Adolescents and young adults ages 7 to 21, School age 7+, Teens & young adults 13 to 21.
Care setting
In person in Client's home and School (Wake County charter and private schools) and Community (stores, transit, work sites); telehealth: Anywhere in North Carolina.
Questions families ask
Does Second Chance ABA provide ADHD care?
Its website lists ADHD, Autism spectrum disorder, Behavior among the concerns it addresses. Confirm with the practice.
Can I use telehealth?
Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Anywhere in North Carolina.
What insurance does Second Chance ABA list?
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, NCSEAA ESA+ funds. Always confirm coverage with the practice and your insurer.
What are the self-pay rates?
Private pay, single-focus work: $150 per hour.
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Details come from the practice's own published information. Confirm services, availability and coverage directly with the practice.