Child Health Care Center,Charlotte, NC
You may know where your child is having difficulty without knowing what they need to work on first. They may struggle to join other children in play, follow structured routines, or build skills needed for preschool or kindergarten. Sometimes several concerns overlap, making it even harder to decide where to begin. Our child-focused ABA services help turn those concerns into clear, practical treatment priorities.
Through our ABA therapy in Charlotte, a BCBA looks at what your child can already do and where support could make everyday life easier. The assessment helps determine which skills should become treatment goals and how those goals should be approached. Depending on your child’s needs, this may include school readiness, social development, or behavioral goals. Treatment is built around your child rather than moving them through the same set of services as everyone else.
Families can access center-based ABA for younger children, in-home ABA for a broader age range, or a combination of both when appropriate. This flexibility allows skills to be practiced where they are most useful, from structured activities with peers to everyday routines at home. Parents also work with their child’s BCBA so they understand the goals and can support those skills outside therapy. As your child develops and makes progress, the treatment team can adjust goals to keep care relevant to what they need next.
The Treetop ABA
7903 Providence Rd Ste 150, Charlotte, NC 28277, United States
Mon: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Tues: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Wed: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Thurs: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Fri: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Please call (704) 440-3580 to check for availability and schedule an appointment
Behavioral Assessment for Children, Charlotte, NC
Understanding what your child needs comes before deciding what their ABA treatment should look like. A BCBA assesses your child and uses the findings to develop treatment goals, recommend weekly therapy hours, and determine the appropriate setting. Parents can also raise specific concerns or skills they want addressed so the BCBA can consider them when building the treatment plan.
School Readiness Support, Charlotte, NC
For young children preparing for preschool or kindergarten, ABA can build skills that support participation in more structured routines. At our Charlotte center, this may include school-readiness routines and pre-academic goals such as letters, numbers, and colors. Parents can raise these priorities during the initial assessment, and the BCBA determines whether they belong in the child’s treatment plan.
Social Skills Development, Charlotte, NC
Learning to interact with other children can become an ABA goal when social participation is difficult for your child. Our Charlotte center combines one-on-one ABA with opportunities for peer practice when those interactions support the treatment plan. Your child’s BCBA determines which social skills to work on based on their current abilities and the interactions that matter in everyday life.
Driving Directions to Our Charlotte ABA Therapy Center
The Treetop ABA Therapy Center is about 24 minutes from Uptown Charlotte. Families can access the center via Providence Road, with free parking and wheelchair accessibility.
Driving Directions from Uptown Charlotte:
- Head southeast on E 5th Street toward N College Street.
- Turn right onto N McDowell Street, then left onto Elizabeth Avenue.
- Turn right onto N Kings Drive, then left onto E 3rd Street.
- Continue onto Providence Road.
- Turn left to stay on Providence Road.
- Turn left onto Arboretum Shopping Center Drive.
- Turn left toward the center. The destination will be on your right.
Our center is also convenient for families traveling from SouthPark, Matthews, Ballantyne, and other South Charlotte communities.
What Families Often Ask About Child Health Care Centers inCharlotte, NC.
Does my child need an autism diagnosis to receive these services?
Yes, an autism diagnosis is generally required before your child can begin ABA services. We also review the diagnostic evaluation, referral, and insurance requirements to confirm that your child has the documentation needed to move forward.
What if my child does not have an autism diagnosis yet?
You can still contact us if your child has not received an autism diagnosis. We can refer your family to a diagnostic provider and keep your file open while you complete that process.
What ages do you serve at your Charlotte center?
Our Charlotte center provides center-based early intervention for children ages 18 months through 6. In-home ABA is available for children and teens through 17, with older children considered based on medical necessity.
Can I ask the BCBA to address a specific concern I have about my child?
Yes, we encourage you to discuss the skills or concerns that matter to your family during the initial assessment. The BCBA considers those priorities alongside the assessment findings when deciding which goals should become part of your child’s treatment plan.
Do you accept North Carolina Medicaid for these services?
Yes, we are in-network with several North Carolina Medicaid plans, including Trillium, Alliance, WellCare, Partners, Vaya, Carolina Complete, Healthy Blue, and UHC Medicaid. We verify benefits and applicable authorization requirements before treatment begins.