Bridging the gap: How ABA providers can help families of children with autism get the care they need during the COVID-19 pandemic
During the pandemic, it’s important to meet families of children with autism where they’re at. In terms of providing clinical services, this means incorporating tools like telehealth and in-home visits that allow patients to get the ABA therapy they need in the safety of their own homes. But it also means getting the word out to potential patients that help’s available in gathering places that are popular during a pandemic; namely, on social media platforms, streaming video services and other online platforms that are currently experiencing historic traffic volumes.
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