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1,423 Texas ABA providers · 543 license-verified

Which Texas ABA clinics can actually take your child right now

Most autism-therapy directories list whoever signs up and never ask again, so you call ten clinics and hear "we have a six-month waitlist" ten times. We ask the clinics whether they can take a new client and publish the answer with the date we got it — then re-ask every 30 days and retire anything we can't re-confirm.

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ABA providers across Texas One dot per city, sized by number of ABA providers. Largest: Houston area 476, Dallas–Fort Worth 340, Austin area 146, San Antonio area 94. Houston area Dallas–Fort Worth Austin area San Antonio area Rio Grande Valley El Paso
Each dot is a city or metro area, sized by how many ABA providers it has — 1,217 of 1,423 shown. Tap one to see its clinics.

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12clinics with confirmed openingsSee openings → 12clinics asked so farSee who answered → 1,423ABA organizations statewideBrowse all cities → 543with a license-verified directorSee verified clinics →

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Houston215 providersAustin94 providersSan Antonio77 providersDallas63 providersKaty50 providers · 1 acceptingFort Worth38 providers · 1 acceptingSpring34 providersRichmond29 providersSugar Land26 providers · 1 acceptingCypress25 providersFrisco23 providersPlano23 providers · 1 acceptingRound Rock21 providersKilleen19 providersEl Paso17 providersArlington16 providersDenton16 providersCedar Park13 providers

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Get told when a clinic opens up

Waitlists move without warning. Tell us what you need and we will email you when a clinic within your travel distance confirms an opening — no more calling ten clinics a month to ask. We skip clinics that have told us they don't take your insurance.

One email per matching opening, at most one a week. Unsubscribe in a click. We never sell your information, and we never share it with clinics unless you contact them yourself.

What makes this different

We ask, and we date the answer

Roughly three in four families end up waiting, and the average wait runs months. Nobody else publishes who has room. We collect it by phone, stamp it with the date, and let it visibly expire rather than quietly going stale.

We check the license against the state

Texas requires behavior analysts to hold an active LBA license. We match each organization's clinical director against the state roster and show what we found — and say plainly when we could not confirm it. Look up any analyst →

New report: where Texas families can actually get ABA — provider density, verification rates, and access gaps across 20 metros.
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