Centria Healthcare Services

Centria Healthcare is a U. S. -based provider specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services for children with autism, focusing on their developmental needs through personalized care and early intervention. Centria Healthcare, founded in 2009, operates primarily in Farmington Hills, US, delivering tailored ABA therapy services.

The company has grown since its inception and received investment in November 2016 from Martis Capital (Capricorn Healthcare), although financial details were not disclosed. Scott Barry serves as CEO. Centria Autism offers ABA therapy services designed to support children with autism in reaching their developmental potential. They provide both in-home and center-based therapy tailored to each child’s unique needs.

Their approach emphasizes early intervention and promotes skill development using positive reinforcement methods. Centria serves a diverse client base, catering to families with children aged 2 to 14 across various geographical markets in the United States. Centria Autism generates revenue through direct-to-consumer transactions for its ABA therapy services, structured as fee-for-service engagements. Clients typically engage in individualized therapy plans that might combine in-home and center-based services.

Costs are incurred by parents or guardians, based on the frequency and duration of therapy sessions, with offerings that may include specialized programs for different age groups or specific developmental needs, contributing to a diverse revenue stream. Centria Healthcare aims to leverage the investment from the November 2016 deal to expand its service offerings and enter new geographic markets. The company is currently designing new programs tailored for specific age groups and developmental challenges, with plans to roll out these offerings in the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, Centria is focused on expanding its presence in regions with a growing demand for autism support services, ensuring broader accessibility for families in need.