Behavior Frontiers Expands Autism Care in Sacramento with New ABA Centers

Behavior Frontiers, a provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism, has announced the opening of three new center-based locations in the Sacramento area. This expansion brings the company's total number of centers in the region to five, aiming to meet a growing demand for early autism intervention services.

The expansion addresses a significant increase in autism diagnoses within California, with the number of children served for autism growing by 162% over the past decade. Autism has become the largest diagnostic category for developmental disabilities in the state. The new centers are designed to provide therapeutic settings for young children, particularly those under age six, to build essential developmental skills.

The first new center in Rancho Cordova opened in October, with additional locations in Sacramento scheduled to open in November and December. Behavior Frontiers emphasizes the importance of early intervention during critical developmental periods. The company is hosting a grand opening event for the Rancho Cordova center.

According to Helen Mader, CEO of Behavior Frontiers, the expansion is a direct response to the need for accessible, high-quality autism care close to home for families in the Sacramento region. The new facilities are equipped to support the specialized therapeutic approaches required for children with autism.