About
The Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis (IABA) STEP-South Orange County is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. Located in Laguna Hills, CA, the practice offers a range of services, including ABA Therapy, Adult Employment, Adult Independent Living, Respite Care, and Social Skills Training. Their team of experts provides evidence-based practices and person-centered care to empower individuals of all ages, from youth to adults. IABA's services are designed to help individuals reach their full potential and live regular lives in natural settings with full, positive, and valued community presence and participation. With a focus on positive behavioral support, the practice strives to be the best in providing quality services that contribute to society and the lives of people with developmental disabilities.
Insurance & payment
IABA accepts Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, Health Net, Magellan Health, and Managed Health Network (MHN).
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Health Net
- Magellan Health
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
IABA offers multi-element behavior support (MEBS) services for children, teens, and adults.
Adult Employment
The practice provides supported employment services to help individuals with developmental disabilities find and maintain paid community employment.
Adult Independent Living
IABA's independent living services help adults navigate the transition to greater independence within their own homes and communities.
Respite Care
The practice offers respite services to provide parents and other primary caregivers with temporary relief from the constant care required by a family member with special needs.
Social Skills Training
IABA provides social skills training to help individuals with developmental disabilities develop and improve their social skills and relationships.
Supported Living
The practice offers supported living services to help adults with developmental disabilities live in homes they own or lease in the community.