The Treetop ABA provides faster access to high-quality, outcome-focused ABA therapy across New Mexico.
At Treetop, ABA therapy comes in all shapes and sizes - like our clients. Your child gets a therapy plan that's customized completely, considering their age, ability, personality, culture and more:
Verify your coverage and get therapy started in weeks, not months.
See progress as your child achieves milestones big and small, guided patiently by expert therapists.
From day 1, we're focusing on building the skills your child needs for a successful and independent future.
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Choosing an ABA provider is one of the biggest decisions you will make after a diagnosis. Whether you live in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe or a smaller town, these are the questions that help families compare providers with confidence. It is also fine to ask hard questions about how a provider teaches and how they respect your child’s comfort. A good provider will welcome them.
Your child’s program should be written by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) usually work with your child day to day, under that BCBA’s supervision. Ask who your child’s BCBA will be, how often they observe sessions, and how often they meet with you. You can confirm any BCBA’s certification for free in the BACB Certificant Registry on the BACB website.
Treetop offers both, and some families combine them. Neither setting is better for every child. Each has real advantages over the other.
Center-based ABA can have these advantages over in-home ABA:
In-home ABA can have these advantages over center-based ABA:
A hybrid plan combines center and home sessions. Your child’s BCBA (the Board Certified Behavior Analyst who designs and oversees the plan) will work with you to recommend a balance that fits your child and your family’s routine. It can change over time.
Turquoise Care, New Mexico’s Medicaid program, includes ABA coverage when it is medically necessary, and many commercial plans cover ABA too. Coverage depends on your specific plan, so ask for it to be checked. A good provider checks your benefits and helps with prior authorization (the plan’s approval before services begin). Ask which plans they work with by name, not just “most insurance.”
Ask how long families in your area currently wait for an assessment and for sessions to begin, and what support you get while you wait.
Skills matter most when they carry over to everyday life. Look for parent training built into the program, clear goals you helped set, and regular progress updates you can understand.
Visit the center or meet the BCBA before you start. Notice how staff talk to your child and to you, and whether your child seems comfortable with them. You should feel heard from the first conversation.
Treetop offers center-based ABA at our Albuquerque center, 1500 N Renaissance Blvd NE, and in-home ABA in New Mexico. Our team checks your benefits and helps with authorization, so you can compare us on every question above.
Call us or fill out our contact form. We’ll gather the necessary information about your child and your insurance.
Our team contacts your insurance provider directly to confirm your benefits and eligibility for ABA therapy.
Once coverage is verified, we handle all authorization paperwork and approvals needed to start services.
Before your child’s first session, we’ll explain exactly what’s covered and what to expect – no surprises.
1500 N Renaissance Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107
COMING SOON
We are planning a second Albuquerque center at 8500 Jefferson St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113. It is not open yet, and we are not scheduling or providing services there. For families in North Albuquerque and nearby areas, it may be a shorter drive than our Renaissance Blvd center.
The center will follow the same Treetop approach to care. We are still confirming which insurance plans we can work with at this location, and your plan decides what it will approve. If you would like to hear first, share your contact information and we will keep you updated. We will review your benefits with you before any services start.
Looking for care now? Ask us about the options available today.
Questions? Call (505) 418-7105
Learning happens more naturally, in real routines like meals, playtime and bedtime.
Familiar surroundings can help your child feel calmer, more focused, and ready to learn.
Parents and caregivers can see strategies in action, catching on how to use them themselves day to day.
Often, yes. Turquoise Care, the New Mexico Medicaid program, covers ABA when it is medically necessary, and state-regulated private plans generally cover autism services. Some large employer plans that fund their own benefits are not required to. We check your benefits before you commit to anything.
Yes, we specialize in early intervention, meaning that we can offer ABA therapy for your child as young as 18 months. Starting ABA therapy for autism early helps progress happen more naturally and sets the foundation for stronger, longer-term outcomes.
Not automatically. Coverage means the benefit exists. Your plan still decides the setting, hours and dates, usually through prior authorization. We handle the paperwork and explain what is approved before the first session.
It depends on your plan, not a flat rate. We verify your benefits first and tell you what you would owe before services begin.
Yes. With your permission, we can share strategies with your child’s school so everyone works toward similar goals.
