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WAC 182-531A-0400: Applied behavior analysis (ABA)-Client eligibility


Published: 2015

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182-531A-0300    

182-531A-0500







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WAC 182-531A-0400









Applied behavior analysis (ABA)—Client eligibility.









To be eligible for applied behavior analysis (ABA) services, a client must: (1) Be under twenty-one years of age; (2) Be covered under Washington apple health (WAH); (3) Provide documentation created by a clinician that: (a) Establishes the presence of functional impairment; delay in communication, behavior, or social interaction; or repetitive or stereotyped behavior; (b) Establishes that the client's impairment, delay, or behaviors adversely affect development or communication, or both, such that: (i) The client cannot adequately participate in home, school, or community activities because the behavior or skill deficit interferes with these activities; or (ii) The child's behavior endangers the child or another, or impedes access to home and community activities available to other children of the same age; and (c) An agency-recognized center of excellence (COE) has confirmed that: (i) The child meets all requirements in (a) and (b) of this subsection; (ii) The child has a qualifying diagnosis; (iii) There is a reasonable calculation the requested services will result in measurable improvement in either the client's behavior, skills, or both; and (iv) Either: (A) Less intrusive or less intensive behavioral interventions have been tried and have not been successful; or (B) No equally effective and substantially less costly alternative is available for reducing interfering behaviors, increasing prosocial skills and behaviors, or maintaining desired behaviors. [Statutory Authority: RCW 41.05.021 and 41.05.160. WSR 14-24-083, § 182-531A-0400, filed 12/1/14, effective 1/1/15.]