Why Choosing a BHCOE Accredited ABA Therapy Provider Matters
We’re proud to announce that InBloom Autism Services has been awarded a two-year reaccreditation from the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE). This recognition is more than just a credential, it reflects our continued commitment to providing high-quality ABA therapy and family-centered care for the autism community.
But what does BHCOE accreditation really mean, and why should families care? Let’s break it down.
What Is a BHCOE Accredited ABA Therapy Provider?
The Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) is an international accrediting body that sets the gold standard for ABA therapy providers. Their mission is to ensure that children and families affected by autism have access to safe, effective, and compassionate care.
BHCOE evaluates ABA organizations on critical factors such as:
- Quality of clinical programming
- Family satisfaction and involvement
- Compliance with healthcare regulations
- Staff training and professional development
- Systems for transparency and accountability
By doing so, they help parents feel confident that their provider is delivering care that truly makes a difference.
The Benefits of Choosing a BHCOE Accredited ABA Therapy Provider
Choosing an ABA provider is a major decision. Families want reassurance that their child is in the best hands possible. BHCOE Accreditation provides that peace of mind.
Here’s what it means when you choose a BHCOE-accredited ABA therapy provider like InBloom:
- Rigorous Quality Standards: Accreditation ensures that services meet or exceed the BHCOE’s Standards of Excellence for Applied Behavior Analysis.
- Trusted Professionals: All staff undergo background checks, training, and ongoing professional development.
- Compliance & Safety: Accreditation confirms that providers follow healthcare laws, ethical guidelines, and evidence-based practices.
- Family-Centered Care: Accredited providers are reviewed for client satisfaction and must have a formal complaint resolution process in place.
Simply put: if you see the BHCOE seal, you can trust that the ABA provider is dedicated to quality, accountability, and positive outcomes for children and families.
InBloom’s Commitment to ABA Excellence
For us at InBloom, this reaccreditation is more than recognition, it’s a promise. It means that every day, our clinicians, therapists, and support staff are working to provide the best possible care for children with autism.
We believe that families deserve more than just therapy sessions, they deserve a partner who walks alongside them on their journey. BHCOE reaccreditation affirms that InBloom is that partner.
How BHCOE Accreditation Supports Quality ABA Services for Children with Autism
When you choose InBloom Autism Services, you’re choosing:
- A nationally recognized, BHCOE-accredited ABA therapy provider
- Certified clinicians who are deeply committed to evidence-based care
- A supportive team that values collaboration with families
- Services designed to help your child thrive at home, school, and in the community
We are honored to continue serving families across the U.S. with excellence and compassion, and we thank BHCOE for recognizing our dedication.
Choosing the Right ABA Therapy Provider for Your Family
If you’re exploring ABA therapy for your child, or simply want to better understand what BHCOE accreditation means, we’d love to connect with you. Visit our website to learn more about InBloom Autism Services, our diagnostic and ABA therapy programs, and how we support families every step of the way.
Want to speak to a Care Team representative? Give us a call at 888-754-0398.
InBloom Autism Services specializes in early intervention ABA Therapy. Our certified therapists undergo training to implement teaching programs specifically designed for children aged 5 and under with autism. Our Learning Centers also offer a safe and enjoyable environment for children to interact and practice social skills with their peers. Find a Learning Center near you!
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