Opening January 3, 2027 · Davie County, North Carolina
An ABA Therapy Center is Coming to Advance, NC
Center-based Applied Behavior Analysis for children and families across Davie County and the surrounding communities. The waitlist is open now, and joining it is how families secure a place for opening.
Where it is
162 Hillsdale West Drive
Advance, NC 27006
Davie County
Opening: January 3, 2027 106 days away
- Services hereCenter-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
- AgesAges 2 to 18
- Phone (855) 274-1915
Secure a place
Places are limited by how many children a clinical team can serve well, so they are held in the order families join. Joining costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and lets us start the insurance and records work early — which is the part that usually causes delay.
Prefer to ask a question first? Call and speak to a person — nobody is put through a queue.
Families we serve from Davie County and nearby
The center sits in the Hillsdale area of Advance, a few minutes from Bermuda Run and close to the Davie and Forsyth county line, which puts it within a short drive of a lot of families who currently travel much further for center-based ABA.
Center-based sessions are not the only option. Where it is clinically right, ABA continues to be delivered in family homes, in partnering schools, in daycare and early-learning programs, and in appropriate community settings across the region. The setting is a clinical decision made with your family, never a default.
Communities within reach
- Advance
- Hillsdale
- Bermuda Run
- Mocksville
- Clemmons
- Lewisville
- Winston-Salem
- Davie County
- Forsyth County
Not on the list? Call and ask. Coverage depends on clinician availability, and it changes.
What center-based ABA looks like
A center gives a child a predictable space set up for learning, with peers nearby and a clinical team in the same building. For some children that structure is exactly what unlocks progress. For others, skills need to be built where the difficulty actually happens — at the kitchen table, in a classroom, at a birthday party — and a center is the wrong tool.
We will tell you honestly which we think fits your child, including when the honest answer is that you do not need a center at all.
Will my insurance cover ABA at the center?
North Carolina — accepted for ABA
- NC Medicaid
- Vaya Health
- Partners
- Healthy Blue
- UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
- AmeriHealth Caritas
- Carolina Complete Health
- WellCare of North Carolina
- BCBS
- Aetna
- Cigna
Credentialing in progress
- Molina Healthcare (Sunshine Health)
Not yet in network. Call and we will tell you where the process stands for your plan.
We verify your benefits for you before your first appointment, and we tell you what your plan covers and what it does not before you owe anything.
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Questions about the new center
When does the Advance, NC center open?
The center opens January 3, 2027 at 162 Hillsdale West Drive, Advance, NC 27006 in Davie County. The waitlist is open now. Families who join before opening have their place held and their insurance verified in advance, so they can start without the usual wait for paperwork.
How does the waitlist work, and does it cost anything?
Joining is free and commits you to nothing. Places are held in the order families join, because how many children a clinical team can serve well is a real limit rather than an artificial one. Joining early also lets us start verifying benefits and gathering records ahead of opening, which is the step that most often delays a start date. If your circumstances change, tell us and we will take you off the list — no explanation needed.
Will ABA still be available at home and in schools in North Carolina?
Yes. The center is an addition, not a replacement. ABA continues to be delivered in family homes, in partnering schools, in daycare and early-learning programs, and in appropriate community settings across the region. Some skills are best built where the difficulty actually happens, and for those children a center is the wrong tool. The setting is a clinical decision made with your family.
Will the center take my insurance?
ABA is frequently a covered benefit, and we verify your specific plan and tell you what it covers before anything is owed. Coverage depends on your plan rather than on the building, so call and we will check it with you while you are on the line. If you are on the waitlist, benefit checks happen ahead of opening so there are no surprises in January.
What ages will the Advance center serve?
Ages 2 to 18. Ages served can vary by clinician, program, and funding source, so please confirm with the intake team rather than relying on a general range — we would rather tell you plainly than have you find out late.