ABA Therapy in Oswego

BPI's Oswego clinic provides individualized, center-based ABA therapy for autistic children and families in Oswego and surrounding communities. Located at 29 Stonehill Road, Unit D, Oswego, IL 60543, our clinic is conveniently located near Stonehill Road and Route 71, making it easily accessible for families in Oswego, Yorkville, Montgomery, Plainfield, Aurora, Sugar Grove, and surrounding areas.

BPI's Oswego clinic serves families in Oswego and nearby communities, including Montgomery, Yorkville, Plainfield, Aurora, Joliet, and surrounding areas. If you live near Oswego and are looking for ABA therapy for your child, our team can help you determine whether our clinic is a good fit for your family.

BPI provides individualized ABA therapy for autistic children at different stages of development. Each learner receives a personalized treatment plan based on their strengths, needs, developmental goals, and family priorities. BPI also offers Apple Academy, a play-based daytime program designed as a preschool alternative for children ages 2–7 years old.

Getting started is simple. Families can contact BPI to speak with our team about their child's needs, insurance, availability, and the next steps toward beginning services. You can simply call 224-760-4249 or fill out our contact form here.

BPI’s Oswego clinic accepts a variety of commercial insurance and Medicaid plans to help families access ABA therapy for children with autism. Accepted insurance and networks include Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois (BCBSIL) PPO and HMO, Aetna HMO and PPO, Optum/UnitedHealthcare (UHC), and Cigna HMO and PPO. BPI also accepts Medicaid and is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Health Plan, Molina Healthcare of Illinois, All Kids, and Aetna Better Health of Illinois. For HMO plans, BPI participates with networks including Illinois Health Partners (IHP), DuPage Medical Group (DMG), Advocate Physician Partners, Dreyer Medical Clinic, Edwards Health Partners, Physicians Health Partners of Illinois, and Loyola Physician Partners. Insurance coverage for ABA therapy varies by individual plan and may depend on eligibility, benefits, referrals, and prior authorization requirements. If your insurance plan is not listed, contact BPI’s Intake Department to determine whether your plan may provide coverage for ABA therapy at our Oswego clinic. Call (224) 760-4279 to speak with our team about insurance coverage and getting started with ABA therapy.

BPI’s Oswego clinic provides individualized support to help children build meaningful skills that can improve communication, independence, social participation, school readiness, and everyday independence.

Children may work on communicating needs, playing with peers, taking turns, sharing, participating in group activities, following directions, and transitioning between activities. Therapy may also support toileting, self-care, and other daily living skills.

Yes. BPI’s Oswego clinic helps children build meaningful and functional communication skills based on their individual strengths and needs. ABA therapy may support expressing wants and needs, requesting help, making choices, following directions, responding to others, and communicating during social interactions. These skills can help children communicate more effectively at home, school, and in the community. 

Yes. BPI’s ABA therapy services in Oswego can support children in developing potty training, toileting, and other daily living skills. Our approach uses individualized strategies based on each child’s needs, developmental readiness, and goals to help build greater independence. 

Yes. BPI’s Oswego clinic provides individualized, play-based ABA therapy to help children build meaningful social skills in a supportive environment. Depending on each child’s goals and needs, social skills development may include learning to play with peers, take turns, share, communicate wants and needs, follow social cues, participate in group activities, and develop positive peer interactions.

Yes. BPI’s Oswego ABA therapy clinic can help children develop important school-readiness skills, including communication, following classroom routines, listening and following directions, transitioning between activities, participating in groups, social interaction, and independence. Therapy is individualized to help children prepare for preschool and school settings throughout Oswego and surrounding communities.