Nov 5, 2026
Following years of serving children and families across North Carolina and Georgia, the growing ABA therapy provider extends its reach to Alaska, expanding access to personalized, in-home autism care.
Anchorage, AK, Alaska, United States, November 5, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Kennedy ABA, an established provider of Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, announces the expansion of its autism therapy services in Alaska, marking a significant expansion of the organization's growing presence across multiple states. Founded in 2010, Kennedy ABA has spent more than a decade supporting children with autism and their families, building an established presence in North Carolina and Georgia before bringing its services to Alaska.
Through this expansion, Kennedy ABA aims to help address the need for accessible, individualized autism services in Alaska, where families can face limited provider options, lengthy waitlists, and geographic challenges when seeking consistent therapy for their children.
Rather than requiring families to travel to a clinic, Kennedy ABA brings therapy directly into the home. Its in-home service model allows children to develop important skills in familiar environments while giving parents and caregivers opportunities to participate in the process and reinforce what their children learn throughout the day.
Bringing an Established Approach to a New State
Kennedy ABA's expansion into Alaska builds on its experience serving families across multiple states. Founded in 2010, the organization has served approximately 1,000 families in North Carolina and 50 families in Georgia. Since beginning operations in Anchorage, Alaska, and surrounding areas approximately six months ago, Kennedy ABA has already reached more than 50 families in the state.
Across its service areas, Kennedy ABA has delivered approximately 100,000 hours of ABA therapy. Its growing team includes approximately 900 members, including Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and case coordinators who contribute to its therapy programs and family support services.
These milestones reflect Kennedy ABA's experience, continued growth, and capacity to support families across different communities. With its expansion of services in Alaska, the organization is bringing more than a decade of ABA therapy experience to another region, extending its reach to children and families seeking individualized autism services.
Founder Isaac Cziment emphasizes the importance of maintaining the principles behind effective ABA therapy:
"ABA will only work when ABA is done the way ABA was designed to be done."
This philosophy reflects Kennedy ABA's commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families through compassionate care, dedication, and positive change.
Expanding Access to Personalized ABA Therapy in Alaska
Kennedy ABA's Alaska expansion brings a range of ABA services designed to support children with autism and their families at different stages of their developmental journey. Through individualized programs and family-centered support, the organization aims to help more Alaska families access services that address their children's unique needs.
Available services include:
Kennedy ABA also works with families to navigate insurance requirements and verify coverage before beginning services. In Alaska, accepted plans include Alaska Medicaid (Denali KidCare), Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska, and TRICARE.
The organization is currently accepting new clients in its Alaska service areas. Eligible families may be able to begin services within two to four weeks, depending on individual circumstances and authorization requirements.
A Growing Commitment to Families Beyond State Lines
For Kennedy ABA, launching services in Alaska represents another step in its commitment to making individualized autism therapy more accessible to families across different communities.
By combining experienced clinical professionals, family involvement, and therapy delivered in everyday environments, the organization continues to build on its approach to helping children develop communication, social, behavioral, and daily living skills.
As Kennedy ABA continues to expand its reach, its focus remains on delivering ABA therapy as intended: through individualized programs, consistent clinical guidance, and meaningful support for children and their families.
Alaska families interested in learning more about available services, insurance coverage, or starting ABA therapy can contact Kennedy ABA directly.
About Kennedy ABA
Founded in 2010, Kennedy ABA provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children with autism and their families. With a team of approximately 900 members, including BCBAs, RBTs, and case coordinators, the organization offers in-home therapy, school-based support, parent training, telehealth, comprehensive assessments, and early intervention. Kennedy ABA is committed to evidence-based care, family collaboration, and helping children build skills that support greater independence.
To learn more, visit their website at https://www.kennedyaba.com/.
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Address: Alaska 3800 Centerpoint Dr Suite 180, Anchorage, AK 99503, United States
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