In-home ABA
The most-used service in Gwinnett. Our RBT teams cover every ZIP in the county and run sessions in the real-life settings your child needs.
GRBS serves families in every corner of Gwinnett County — Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Snellville, Norcross, Buford, Peachtree Corners and beyond. Our BCBAs have worked directly with GCPS special education teams (ASD 1–4 programs, Early Childhood Special Education, and interrelated resource classrooms), and we know how to bridge home, clinic, and classroom.
In-network
Major carriers accepted
Gwinnett County is one of the most active special-education districts in the Southeast. We designed our program to plug into it, not fight it.
Our BCBAs know Gwinnett County Public Schools’ specialized program tracks — ASD 1 through ASD 4, Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE-AU), EBD, SLD, and the interrelated resource model — and we align our ABA plans with your child’s IEP, not against it.
We attend IEP meetings, review draft goals, and translate school-day skill targets into home-based ABA programs so progress doesn’t stall at the 3pm bell.
From Lawrenceville to Duluth, Suwanee to Snellville, Norcross to Sugar Hill — our in-home team covers all 437 square miles of Gwinnett. If you’re in the county, we’ll come to you.
ESY (Extended School Year) and summer breaks are when regression tends to happen. We ramp up in-home hours during summer and long breaks so hard-earned school-year gains actually stick.
The most-used service in Gwinnett. Our RBT teams cover every ZIP in the county and run sessions in the real-life settings your child needs.
Direct classroom or pull-out support at your child’s Gwinnett school — GCPS, charter, or private. We coordinate with special education staff and paraprofessionals.
At our Lilburn flagship. Popular with families in South Gwinnett, Snellville, and Grayson who prefer a clinic environment for structured skill-building.
Standalone service. A BCBA attends your GCPS IEP meeting, reviews goals, and produces a written report you can use to advocate for the right classroom placement.
Gwinnett County is home to more than 950,000 people, 25 municipalities, and one of the largest school districts in the country. Our operations model is built around that scale: BCBAs are assigned by GCPS cluster (Berkmar, Central Gwinnett, Collins Hill, Dacula, Discovery, Duluth, Grayson, Meadowcreek, Mill Creek, Mountain View, Norcross, North Gwinnett, Parkview, Peachtree Ridge, Shiloh, and South Gwinnett), so the same clinician who supports your child at home also knows the staff at their school.
We serve families in every Gwinnett city: Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Snellville, Norcross, Buford, Peachtree Corners, Lilburn, Sugar Hill, Dacula, Loganville, Grayson, Berkeley Lake, Braselton, and every unincorporated community in between. Our therapists travel to schools like Discovery High, Peachtree Ridge, Mill Creek, Brookwood, Parkview, and dozens of feeder elementary and middle schools throughout the year.
Because Gwinnett’s special education department also runs specialized programs (the Buice Center’s ADAPT, BRIDGE, and STRIVE programs, plus North Metro GNETS), we’ve worked alongside those teams too — supporting families whose children need a more restrictive placement while still building community and independence at home.
Yes — extensively. Our BCBAs regularly attend IEP meetings, coordinate with GCPS special education case managers, and provide direct ABA support in classrooms across all 16 clusters. We know the ASD 1–4 program structure, the Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE-AU) placements, and the interrelated resource model.
All of them. Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Snellville, Norcross, Buford, Peachtree Corners, Lilburn, Sugar Hill, Dacula, Loganville, Grayson, Berkeley Lake, Braselton, and every unincorporated area. Our RBTs travel throughout the county.
Yes. We offer standalone IEP consultation — a BCBA attends the meeting with you, helps you understand proposed goals and placement, and produces a written summary you can reference later. This is separate from full ABA services and often covered by insurance.
Summer is our busiest in-home season in Gwinnett. Kids lose momentum during long breaks, and Extended School Year (ESY) hours are often limited. We ramp up in-home hours during June, July, and August to protect the school-year gains.
Yes. We’re in-network with Peach State Health Plan, CareSource, Amerigroup, and traditional Georgia Medicaid — the three CMO plans that cover the majority of Gwinnett Medicaid-enrolled children.
Same clinical team, same standard of care — delivered wherever your family lives, works, or attends school.
Free 30-minute consult with a BCBA who already knows the county — by phone, in person, or in your Gwinnett home.