Pompano Beach, Deerfield & Lighthouse Point
In-Home ABA Therapy in Pompano Beach
Along the northeast Broward coast, Pompano Beach families range from longtime residents to newcomers from Brazil, Haiti, and Latin America. Our therapists come to your home and community, speak English and Spanish, and keep the plan simple enough for everyone in the house to follow.
Northeast Broward areas we serve
We visit homes between the Intracoastal and the Turnpike, from Pompano Beach north to the Palm Beach County line.
- Pompano Beach (33060, 33062, 33064, 33069)
- Deerfield Beach
- Lighthouse Point and Hillsboro Beach
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Oakland Park
Simple steps for the whole family
We keep caregiver instructions short and concrete, and we show them, not just explain them. That way older siblings, grandparents, and babysitters can all use the same approach between visits.
Near the Palm Beach line
Our Pompano Beach route connects north into Boca Raton and Delray Beach, so families near the county line can often keep the same therapist even if they move a few miles.
A visit near the Intracoastal versus one farther inland
A session in a condo near the Intracoastal in Pompano Beach often looks different from one in a single-family home farther west near Powerline Road. Near the water, the therapist may work within a smaller apartment footprint and use the building's shared courtyard or pool deck, when allowed, for gross motor goals. Farther inland, a backyard or driveway gives more room to spread out materials and work on longer routines.
In Deerfield Beach and Lighthouse Point, many households include extended family living together, and therapists spend part of the first few visits learning the household's own routine for meals, bath time, and bedtime so goals get built around what already happens rather than replacing it.
Older mobile home communities west of US-1 in Pompano Beach have their own internal speed limits and visitor check-in procedures, so on a first visit the therapist calls ahead to confirm exactly how to reach your unit once inside the gate, rather than guessing at numbering that does not always run in order.
School-based coordination through Broward County Public Schools
Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, and Lighthouse Point students attend schools under Broward County Public Schools, and when a campus agrees to coordinate, a therapist's visit is usually tied to one concrete moment, such as helping your child settle in after morning drop-off or supporting a peer interaction during a specials class.
Given how many families in this stretch of coastal Broward are newer to the area, we spend extra time early on explaining in plain terms what a school is and is not able to offer, so there is no confusion about what coordinating actually means day to day.
Scheduling along Atlantic Boulevard and the Turnpike
Atlantic Boulevard, Copans Road, and the Florida Turnpike entrances near Pompano Beach all see heavier traffic around the school day's start and end, so we try to schedule midday or early evening visits for families closest to those roads and reserve the busiest windows for families who live just off them.
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 Pompano Beach families ask
Can a babysitter or older sibling learn the strategies?
Yes. With your permission, anyone who regularly cares for your child can join caregiver training.
Do you serve Deerfield Beach?
Yes. We visit families in Deerfield Beach, Lighthouse Point, and nearby coastal towns.
Does Florida Medicaid cover ABA in Pompano Beach?
For children under 21, Florida Medicaid covers ABA when medically necessary, after an evaluation and prior authorization. Our Florida Medicaid and ABA guide explains what to expect.
What if we move to Palm Beach County?
Call us. We also serve Boca Raton and Delray Beach, and we will do our best to keep your child's care steady.
Does it matter if we live in a condo instead of a house?
No. Therapists adapt sessions to the space you have, whether that is a condo near the Intracoastal or a house farther inland, and we ask ahead about building rules for shared spaces.
We recently moved to Pompano Beach from out of state. Where do we start?
Call 786-238-5931 and we will explain what paperwork, if any, you already have and what the next step looks like for your family.
Can a Deerfield Beach school be part of the plan from day one?
Only once the school agrees to coordinate, which usually happens after your child's plan is already underway, not before the first session.
We live in a mobile home community. Will that slow things down?
Not usually, we just ask for clear directions to your unit ahead of the first visit so the therapist is not guessing at the numbering once inside.
Can a therapist come to our Pompano Beach apartment if space is tight?
Yes. Sessions do not need a dedicated therapy room. A therapist can work at a kitchen table, on a living room floor, or in a shared common area when it is appropriate, and will help you set up a small, predictable spot your child learns to associate with practice time.
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.