Five Facts Policymakers Must Know: Medicaid Rate Revision for ABA Therapy
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Five Facts Policymakers Must Know: Medicaid Rate Revision for ABA Therapy

As lawmakers convene over the coming weeks to discuss Medicaid expenditures and ways to assist Hoosiers with intellectual and developmental disabilities, there is key information policymakers need to be aware of. These facts counter inaccurate claims the Holcomb administration has made regarding updated reimbursement rates for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. 1. FSSA Used Flawed…

FAMILY FRIDAY: Mother from Lafayette, Indiana Emphasizes Detrimental Impacts of Proposed Cuts

FAMILY FRIDAY: Mother from Lafayette, Indiana Emphasizes Detrimental Impacts of Proposed Cuts

Today, following her feature in our “You’re Our Last Hope” radio ad campaign, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition is proud to feature Kim Regnier. Kim is a mother of a son with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), from Lafayette, Indiana. Kim’s Story Kim’s son was diagnosed with autism at the age of two. Following his…

“You’re Our Last Hope” Pleas Continue to Gov. Holcomb in Autism Coalition’s Radio Ad Asking to Support a Fair, Sustainable Reimbursement Rate

“You’re Our Last Hope” Pleas Continue to Gov. Holcomb in Autism Coalition’s Radio Ad Asking to Support a Fair, Sustainable Reimbursement Rate

Today, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition launched a new statewide radio ad in its “You’re Our Last Hope” radio ad campaign urging Governor Holcomb and his administration to reconsider the proposed Medicaid reimbursement rate cuts to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. The ad features Kim Regnier, a Lafayette mom whose son has autism. Regnier…

Recap: Families Rally in Support of Autism Services
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Recap: Families Rally in Support of Autism Services

Yesterday, over 50 families, ABA therapists, and allies gathered outside the Indiana Governor’s Residence to ask Governor Holcomb to stop proposed cuts to Autism services.   Thousands of Indiana families rely on ABA therapy to help their children with autism learn important life skills and live more independent, fulfilled lives. arents emphasized the life-long impact…

ICYMI: Separating Fact from Fiction on Proposed Cuts to Autism Services
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ICYMI: Separating Fact from Fiction on Proposed Cuts to Autism Services

Hoosier families across Indiana are continuing to urge Governor Holcomb to reconsider the FSSA’s proposed cuts to autism services following the release of their public appeal asking the Governor to set a higher reimbursement rate to avoid the loss of essential, life altering care for thousands of children receiving autism services. Moms Take to Airwaves…

FAMILY FRIDAY: Mother from Westfield Shines Light on Impact of ABA Therapy
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FAMILY FRIDAY: Mother from Westfield Shines Light on Impact of ABA Therapy

This week, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition is delighted to feature Natasha Navas from Westfield, Indiana. She is a mother of a 6-year-old with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who was inspired to begin a career as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy after seeing her son’s dramatic improvement. Natasha’s…

FAMILY FRIDAY: Indianapolis Mother Stresses Importance of Early Access; Early Intervention Autism Therapy

FAMILY FRIDAY: Indianapolis Mother Stresses Importance of Early Access; Early Intervention Autism Therapy

With the summer season in full swing, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition is excited to feature Kate Miller, a mother of two who founded a community organization to provide lifechanging access to sensory and communication tools for children with autism. Kate’s Story In 2017, Kate’s oldest son began exhibiting signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder…

FAMILY FRIDAY: Local Hoosier, Autism Nonprofit Founder Shares Her Experience
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FAMILY FRIDAY: Local Hoosier, Autism Nonprofit Founder Shares Her Experience

This week, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition is proud to highlight Angie Schlueter, a mother from Marion, Indiana, who channeled her experience in raising a son with Autism into founding a local nonprofit, All Along the Spectrum to advocate for improved access to and state funding for ABA therapy. Angie’s Story Nine years ago,…

FAMILY FRIDAY: Grandmother from Darlington Praises Impact of Autism Therapy; Fears Funding Cuts
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FAMILY FRIDAY: Grandmother from Darlington Praises Impact of Autism Therapy; Fears Funding Cuts

As the Holcomb administration reviews the reimbursement rate for ABA therapy, anxiety is running high among parents and providers. This week, the Indiana ACT for Families coalition highlights Jennifer Terrell, a grandmother from Darlington, Indiana, who has a 3-year-old granddaughter with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Jennifer’s Story Jennifer’s granddaughter first showed signs of ASD at…

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