DENVER & THE SURROUNDING METRO
Eight organizations in our directory have a Denver-area service page or location. The list below starts with those eight. It includes home visits as well as centers, so a match for Denver does not necessarily mean a building in the city. You can open a listing to see the website we used and the details we still could not confirm.
Budding Futures and Achieving Stars both advertise home visits here and list Health First Colorado. Neither advertises a Denver therapy center. The results stay alphabetical.
An address on a company website can be an office rather than somewhere your child would attend. For home visits, the useful question is whether a therapist can get to your ZIP code during the hours you have available. Ask intake about that before spending time on the rest of the application.
BehaviorSpan lists its Denver center at 2111 S Dahlia Street. Behavioral Innovations also has metro locations, including Arvada and Commerce City. A Denver-area search can bring up all of these, even though you would make a different drive to each one.
Once you have an address, check the trip at the time you would actually be going. A center you could reach for a tour during the middle of the day may be harder to get to after school. Ask whether sessions would take place at the address you found; the website alone cannot settle your family's schedule.
Budding Futures' website said there was no assessment waitlist when we checked on October 14, 2026. That does not tell you when regular therapy would begin. Achieving Stars gave different estimates on its Colorado page and homepage. We kept both in its profile rather than choosing one for you.
When intake gives you a date, ask what happens on that day. Is it the assessment, a tour, or the first therapy session? Keep their answer with the name of the person you spoke to. The save button here keeps a provider in this browser, but it cannot store your call notes or book that appointment.
THE PROVIDER FINDER
10 organizations to start.
Listed alphabetically, never ranked.
Insurance matches reflect public provider statements, not a guarantee for your policy. How to read the listings
8 providers serving Denver
Website sources checked Oct 14, 2026Every listing includes an official source. Openings still need a call.
In-home, play-based ABA with parent training and school coordination. The Colorado page lists services from early childhood through age 15.
Health First Colorado (Medicaid)
18 months–15 years
Website reports no waitlist
A center-based provider with Colorado locations. Its official state locator links to Denver, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins.
Plan details need confirmation
Confirm with center
Not confirmed
Center-based ABA at Denver metro, Boulder and Longmont locations. Autism evaluations are also listed, with a separate age range.
Health First Colorado (Medicaid) · Aetna + more
18 months–10 years
Website reports minimal or no waitlist
Intensive center-based ABA for young children, with two locations in Denver and Aurora.
Health First Colorado (Medicaid)
1–6 years
Not confirmed
An in-home ABA provider with a Colorado service page and a separate Denver page.
Plan details need confirmation
Confirm with provider
Not confirmed
In-home ABA, early intervention and school support across Colorado, with parent coaching. It does not operate a Colorado therapy center.
Health First Colorado (Medicaid) · Aetna + more
18 months–18 years
Website reports no assessment waitlist
In-home ABA and parent training, with public service pages for Denver and other Colorado communities.
Plan details need confirmation
Confirm with provider
Not confirmed
A division of BlueSprig with Denver-area services. Its Denver page describes both in-home and center-based ABA.
Plan details need confirmation
Confirm with location
Not confirmed
A starting list, not every Colorado provider. Service areas can include nearby communities. Read our listing policy.