Only 10 West Virginia counties offer ABA therapy as Medicaid limits access at many centers
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Only 10 counties in West Virginia offer ABA therapy due to Medicaid reimbursement rates and a shortage of qualified therapists, limiting access for children with autism. Over 11,000 children in the state have autism, but only around 400 receive ABA services, highlighting a critical gap in care. Advocates are pushing for increased funding and more certified behavioral therapists to improve access to essential treatments.
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