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Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy, at 9525 Huffmeister Rd in northwest Houston (77095), is in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) for ABA therapy and serves Houston, Cypress, Katy, Spring, and Tomball. Your first consultation and insurance verification are free, so you'll know your estimated out-of-pocket cost before anything starts.

Yes. Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy accepts Texas Medicaid and Texas Children's Health Plan (CHIP/TCHP) for ABA therapy, and handles the authorization process for your family.

Chivalry is in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Aetna, Cigna, Texas Medicaid, Anthem/WellPoint, Claritev/MultiPlan, Molina Healthcare, Texas Children's Health Plan, Superior Health Plan, and Community Health Choice. We add new plans regularly — call 832-753-3105 if yours isn't listed and we'll verify it.

With insurance, ABA therapy at Chivalry often costs only your plan's copay, coinsurance, or deductible, and we confirm your estimate before services begin. The initial consultation and insurance verification are free, and there is no charge until services begin. If a plan doesn't cover ABA, we explain private-pay options up front.

Yes, with no waitlist. Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy is accepting new ABA clients now in Cypress, Katy, Spring, Tomball, and Houston, with no waitlist to start. Most families complete their first call, assessment, and insurance authorization and begin therapy within 4 to 8 weeks.

No. Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy has no waitlist and is accepting new ABA clients now across Houston, Cypress, Katy, Spring, and Tomball. Once your insurance is verified and authorized your child can begin, and most families start within 4 to 8 weeks of their first call.

Chivalry has no waitlist, so most children begin ABA therapy within 4 to 8 weeks of the first call. Insurance authorization typically takes 2 to 6 weeks, and the assessment is scheduled 1 to 3 weeks after that. You can call while your child's evaluation is still in progress so your file starts early.

Call Chivalry at 832-753-3105 or submit the intake form, and the team responds within one business day. The first call is a no-commitment conversation where we verify your insurance and explain what to expect — no diagnosis report required to begin the process.

Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy provides in-home ABA therapy throughout Katy, Cypress, Spring, Tomball, and Houston. In-home sessions let your child learn skills in their own environment, and many families combine in-home therapy with center-based sessions.

Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy's center is at 9525 Huffmeister Rd, Houston, TX 77095, in northwest Houston near Cypress. We offer both center-based ABA at this location and in-home ABA across the surrounding communities.

Chivalry serves Houston and the surrounding northwest-Houston communities, including Cypress, Katy, Spring, and Tomball, with both in-home and center-based ABA therapy. Call 832-753-3105 to confirm coverage for your specific neighborhood.

Yes. Chivalry offers center-based ABA at its Huffmeister Road clinic in northwest Houston, in-home ABA across the surrounding area, and after-school social skills groups. Many families use more than one.

Yes. Chivalry Behavioral & Autism Therapy serves children ages 2 through 18, including toddlers and preschoolers. Early intervention is one of the most effective times to start ABA, and many families call within a few months of a diagnosis — sometimes before the written report arrives.

Chivalry works with children and teens ages 2 through 18 across a wide range of abilities. If ABA isn't the best fit for your child, we'll tell you and help point you toward a better-matched service or provider.

ABA is most often recommended for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and works across a wide range of needs and ages. At Chivalry, every plan is individualized — goals come from your child's everyday life, such as communication, daily-living skills, social skills, and school readiness.

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy teaches skills in small, clear steps and tracks progress with data so the plan can adapt to your child. At Chivalry, a BCBA/LBA reviews that data and builds goals around what matters in your child's daily life.

Yes. Chivalry uses a modern, child-led, play-based approach built around each child's interests, and never uses aversive techniques. The goal is communication, independence, and helping your child do what they want to do — not making them appear neurotypical.

At Chivalry, a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) delivers your child's sessions, ideally the same therapist each time, while a master's-level BCBA/LBA designs the plan, reviews the data, and stays your clinical point of contact.

It depends on your child's assessment. Chivalry's recommendations generally range from about 10 hours per week up to 30 or more for higher-support needs, and hours are reduced as goals are met.

Chivalry's office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM CST.

It varies by child — some families stay one to two years, others longer. At Chivalry, therapy hours are reduced as goals are met, and any transition out of ABA is planned together with your family.