ABA therapy in Tallahassee.
Tallahassee families looking for in-home or in-school ABA therapy can start now — no waitlist. House of Hearts ABA serves children across Florida's capital, from Midtown and Betton Hills to Killearn, Southwood, and Bradfordville, bringing one-on-one, evidence-based ABA into the home and the classroom where your child learns best.
- No waitlist — we enroll Tallahassee families now.
- Most insurance accepted — we verify it free.
- In-home & in-school across Tallahassee.
Reach out — we're here.
Tell us a little and we'll take it from there. Same-business-day callback.
In-home & in-school ABA in Tallahassee.
Families in Tallahassee and Leon County shouldn't wait months for autism services — with us they don't. We enroll new families now, accept Florida Medicaid and carriers like Aetna, Cigna, United, and Florida Blue, and pair every child with a dedicated therapist supervised by a BCBA. From early intervention for toddlers to school-readiness and social skills for older kids, we build the plan around your child and your family's routine — and we can walk you through Step Up For Students funding.
Neighborhoods and areas we serve in Tallahassee: Midtown, Killearn, Southwood, Betton Hills, Myers Park, Bradfordville, Lake Jackson.
Coverage that works in Tallahassee.
We are in-network with Cigna, Aetna, United Healthcare, and Florida Blue (Blue Cross Blue Shield). We are actively working on adding additional networks. Florida families also qualify for the Step Up For Students Personalized Education Program, which provides up to $10,000 per child per year toward therapy.
Tallahassee questions, answered.
Do you serve the areas around Tallahassee?
Yes — beyond Tallahassee we serve Crawfordville, Quincy, Havana, and the surrounding Big Bend communities. Share your address and we'll confirm coverage.
Do I need a diagnosis before House of Hearts can help?
It depends on how you plan to pay. For insurance-covered ABA, yes — Florida insurance requires an autism diagnosis from a licensed psychologist or developmental pediatrician before services can begin. For private pay, no — you can begin services without a formal diagnosis. If you don't have one yet and you'd like one, we can refer you to a diagnostic partner.
What is Step Up For Students and can I use it for ABA?
Step Up For Students is a Florida scholarship that covers up to $10,000 per child per year for autism-related services, including therapy. Many of our families use it alongside insurance.
Which Florida Medicaid plans do you accept?
At this time, we do not accept Florida Medicaid plans. We are actively working toward becoming in-network and will update this page when coverage is available. You can still submit our intake form so we can reach out as soon as we are accepting Medicaid families.
Can my child get ABA at school in Florida?
It depends. Whether ABA can happen at school depends on both your insurance plan and whether your child’s school and district permit outside providers in the classroom. We coordinate with IEP teams where the school allows it, but we cannot guarantee in-school services in every case.
Tallahassee families, care starts here.
No waitlist. Most insurance accepted. A real person responds the same business day.
Call 305-209-3144 or email intake@houseofheartsaba.com. Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM.