Florida Autism Center

Florida Autism Center provides specialized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services for children with autism, enhancing their communication, social skills, and behavioral management across the United States. Florida Autism Center, established in 2005 in Sanford, US, provides ABA therapy services for children with autism. In March 2020, Blue Sprig Pediatrics, Inc. acquired the company for USD 120 mn.

The founders, Chryssy Moor and Chrystin Bullock, have a background in developing therapeutic programs for children with developmental needs. Florida Autism Center, now a division of BlueSprig, specializes in delivering a comprehensive range of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services for children with autism throughout the US. Their core offerings encompass Early Intervention ABA Therapy for children aged 0-6 and Adolescent ABA Therapy for ages 7-18. The services aim to improve developmental milestones, particularly in communication, social skills, and behavioral management.

The center offers therapy across various settings, including center-based, home-based, community-based, and virtual options, ensuring accessibility for families in diverse geographical areas. Florida Autism Center's revenue model primarily relies on providing direct ABA therapy services to families. They engage in contracts with families, supported by insurance reimbursements for covered services. Therapy sessions can be billed per visit or through retainer agreements, catering to client preferences.

Their established partnerships with insurance providers facilitate financial accessibility for families seeking essential services for children with autism, supporting consistent revenue growth. The company's recent acquisition by Blue Sprig Pediatrics, Inc. in March 2020 for USD 120 mn positions them for future expansion. Florida Autism Center plans to enhance their service offerings and may introduce new products aimed at improving therapy outcomes.

They also seek to expand into additional markets beyond their current geographic focus, with a specific emphasis on reaching underserved regions across the US. The latest funding will support these initiatives, enhancing their capacity to provide tailored, accessible therapy services.