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ABA Institute

5440 W Sahara Ave Ste 300, Las Vegas, NV 89146

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Quick Summary: ABA Institute is a early intervention (0-5) program located in Las Vegas, NV. The facility is equipped to accommodate special needs.

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Category

Early Intervention (0-5)

City

Las Vegas

Profile status

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Office hoursBy appointment

From their website, checked Oct 2026

Monday 8am-4pm Tuesday 8am-4pm Wednesday 8am-4pm Thursday 8am-4pm Friday 8am-4pm

Hours (from website)
DayHours
Monday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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About the Program

ABA Institute, Inc. provides Applied Behavior Analysis for children with autism from an office at 5440 W Sahara Ave, Ste. 300, and has served Las Vegas families since 2011. Founder Dr. Marc Tedoff is a former CCSD special education teacher.

The model is home based and intensive. A BCBA writes the treatment plan, a Registered Behavior Technician carries it out, and parents help the new skills carry over into daily life. Sessions typically run 3-6 hours per day, often in your home. Plans cover five areas: communication, cognitive development, social emotional, motor and adaptive living skills.

Two services stand out for families still sorting out next steps. The practice says it has a licensed psychologist on staff who diagnoses autism, and it offers IEP support drawing on the founder's years as a CCSD teacher. A free one-hour consultation with a clinician is the first step; call (702) 502-8021 or (702)-986-9256.

Programs & Activities

Early Intervention
Social Skills Training
Functional Communication Training
Behavior Reduction
Parent Training
Telehealth Services

Good to know

  • Plan for sessions of 3-6 hours per day, usually at home.
  • IEP support is part of the service.
  • Two phone lines: (702) 502-8021 and (702)-986-9256.

Programs and prices

Programs
Applied Behavior Analysis and skill acquisition for children with autism. Parent Support. IEP Development Source
Programs
ABAI staffs a licensed psychologist who specializes in diagnosing autism Source
Programs
Our treatment plans address all five developmental domains (communication, cognitive development, social emotional, motor, and adaptive living skills) Source
Programs
Experienced IEP advocacy from the perspective of a former CCSD teacher Source
Programs
a BCBA who develops a treatment plan, a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) who administers the treatment, and parents who support generalization Source
Schedule
ABA sessions typically occur for 3-6 hours per day and are often held in your home Source
First visit
Schedule a FREE one-hour consultation with a licensed ABAI clinician Source

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ABA Institute offer a free consultation?
ABA Institute offers a free one-hour consultation with a licensed clinician about your child's and family's needs.
Where do ABA Institute sessions take place?
ABA Institute sessions typically run 3-6 hours per day and are often held in your home.
Can ABA Institute diagnose autism?
ABA Institute says it has a licensed psychologist on staff who specializes in diagnosing autism.

Written by PlayPivot from ABA Institute's website, checked October 2026. Reviewed by Monica.

Special Needs Support

How this program accommodates different needs

Autism-Friendly RecreationEarly Intervention (0-5)Autism Early InterventionDevelopmental Delay ProgramsEmotional/Behavioral SupportSensory-Friendly Programs

Based on the provider's published information. Confirm the specifics for your child before enrolling.

First Visit Guide

What most pediatric therapy clinics expect. Confirm the details with ABA Institute before you go.

What to bring

  • The referral or prescription if your doctor wrote one
  • Insurance card
  • Copies of past evaluations from school, the pediatrician, or specialists. Copies in hand can save you weeks.
  • A comfort item for your child and snacks for the waiting room

Before you go

  • Call your insurance and ask about coverage and whether an authorization is needed. This is the number one cause of delays, so get it moving early.
  • Ask about the waitlist for evaluations versus ongoing sessions. They're different lists.
  • If the clinic emails intake paperwork, finish it before you arrive.

The first visit

The first visit is an evaluation, not a therapy session. Expect observation, play-based tasks, and a long parent conversation, then a written plan with goals. Ask how parents stay involved between sessions.

For sensory-sensitive kids

These clinics are built around kids who need them, and most will happily give you a photo tour or a walk-through beforehand so evaluation day isn't your child's first time seeing the room. Take them up on it.

Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Languages Spoken

    English

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