Pembroke Pines & Southwest Broward
In-Home ABA Therapy in Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines is a city of cul-de-sacs, gated communities, and parents who commute on I-75 and the Turnpike. After a long day, loading everyone into the car for a clinic visit is hard. Our therapists come to your door instead and work in English, Spanish, or both.
Pembroke Pines areas we serve
We visit homes from the eastern neighborhoods near University Drive out to the western developments near US-27.
- Pembroke Pines (33025, 33026, 33027, 33028, 33029)
- Pembroke Lakes and Chapel Trail
- Silver Lakes and Pembroke Falls
- Communities along Pines Boulevard
Getting into gated communities
Many homes here have a guard gate or a call box. On the first visit, we ask you to add your therapist to your guest list so sessions start on time instead of at the front gate.
Evenings and weekends
With so many parents commuting, evenings are prime time. We do our best to offer late-afternoon slots and work with you on a routine the whole family can keep.
Pembroke Pines neighborhoods we schedule for
Our route through Pembroke Pines includes the older sections near Pembroke Road and Douglas Road, the master-planned communities around Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes, and the newer homes toward Pembroke Falls and Grand Palms near US-27. Each of these areas has its own pace of traffic and its own guard-gate habits, and we plan around both.
Families near City Hall and the Pembroke Pines City Center often share a visit day with families further west, since the drive along Pines Boulevard connects both sides of the city fairly directly.
What a home visit looks like in Pembroke Pines
In many Pembroke Pines homes, the backyard pool deck or the garage become part of the session, since those are places your child already spends time. A therapist works there just as naturally as at the kitchen table, building skills into the spaces your family actually uses every day.
Because many parents here work full schedules and commute on I-75 or the Turnpike, we try to keep the same visit day and time each week, so the plan does not get reshuffled every time a work schedule shifts slightly.
Coordinating with Broward County Public Schools in Pembroke Pines
When a Broward County Public Schools campus in Pembroke Pines agrees to coordinate, our therapist can work with your child on a specific routine, like lining up after recess or raising a hand instead of calling out, during the time that routine normally happens.
We keep school visits short and focused on one or two goals at a time, since a long list of targets is harder for a classroom team to carry forward once our therapist leaves for the day.
Routes along Pines Boulevard and the Turnpike
Pines Boulevard is the spine of this city, and it gets heavy near the shopping areas close to Flamingo Road in the late afternoon. We account for that stretch separately from the quieter roads further west near US-27, so an arrival window reflects the actual street, not a citywide average.
Families near the Turnpike entrance can sometimes be reached right after a Miramar visit, since the two routes run close together, which is one more reason we ask new families roughly where they sit relative to Pines Boulevard and the Turnpike.
Florida Medicaid and insurance
We bill Florida Medicaid plans including Humana and Simply. If you do not see your plan, call us and we will check your benefits with you. Our Medicaid & ABA guide explains how coverage works. See all accepted plans on our insurance page, or read about our work across Broward County.
Questions Pembroke Pines families ask
We live in a gated community. Can the therapist get in?
Yes. Just add your therapist to the guest list or give the gate the visit times, and they will check in like any other visitor.
Do you offer late-afternoon sessions?
Late afternoons are common for our Broward families. Availability depends on your area, so we confirm times with you first.
Will Medicaid pay for ABA in Pembroke Pines?
Florida Medicaid covers ABA for children under 21 when medically necessary, once there is an evaluation and prior authorization. Our Florida Medicaid and ABA guide covers the process.
Do you have an office in Pembroke Pines?
No. Our office is in Key West. In Pembroke Pines we are a mobile practice, so sessions happen at home, at school, or in the community.
Do you serve the area near Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes?
Yes, along with the neighborhoods near Pembroke Road, Pembroke Falls, and Grand Palms toward US-27.
Can sessions use our backyard or pool area?
Yes, with your okay. Those are places your child already spends time, and skills practiced there tend to hold up better than skills only practiced at a table.
Will our visit day change every week?
We try hard to keep the same day and time each week, since a steady schedule works better for most families, especially with busy commutes.
Does Pines Boulevard traffic change our visit time?
It can, especially near Flamingo Road in the late afternoon. We account for that stretch separately and call if a visit will run later than planned.
Is western Pembroke Pines near Pines Boulevard and US-27 too far for visits?
Not necessarily. We schedule throughout Pembroke Pines, including the newer communities west of I-75. Tell us your nearest major intersection when you call and we will be straightforward about which days work, so you are not waiting on a promise we cannot keep.
Nearby areas we also serve
Further reading for parents
Ready to talk?
Call us. We speak Spanish. We'll answer your first questions on the phone, no pressure.