Our ABA Locations
Personalized ABA Therapy & Autism Services in Oakwood, GA
For Oakwood families navigating an autism diagnosis, finding a therapy partner who feels close and consistent makes all the difference. Apollo Behavior provides ABA therapy in Oakwood through personalized, play-based programs supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts, built around your family’s schedule, and with a track record of never canceling a session. Reach out today to start your child’s next step.
Please contact us or complete our New Client Inquiry for more information.
4031 Executive Dr, Suite 200
Oakwood, GA 30566
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Other hours and Saturdays by appointment
Phone: 404-410-7600
Fax: 404-835-8909
What Oakwood Families Are Saying
What Oakwood families notice first isn’t just results. It’s how gently the team gets there.
“My daughter loves it at Apollo. The staff is very patient and kind. Highly recommend!”
— Anna Adams, ★★★★★ Google Review
“Oakwood is lucky to have this team in the area. Utmost professionals who get great results.”
— Ian Sheridan, ★★★★★ Google Review
“They are very kind and attentive to the parents and you can see that they treat the children with a lot of love and that for a parent is everything.”
— Flora Garrett, ★★★★★ Google Review
Why Oakwood Families Choose Apollo Behavior
Oakwood parents balancing school drop-offs, commutes, and busy weekdays need a provider they can count on. Here’s what sets Apollo Behavior apart:
- Never canceled a client session, so families can count on consistency.
- Small caseloads, with Board Certified Behavior Analysts building each program around your child’s specific goals.
- Staff trained four times longer than industry standards, for well-prepared, capable care.
- Insurance accepted to keep care accessible.
Begin the enrollment process knowing your child’s care team is ready from day one.
ABA Therapy Programs Built for Oakwood Children
Apollo Behavior is a licensed ABA therapy practice in Oakwood with a proven record of individualized care. Every program is built and overseen by a BCBA around your child’s unique strengths, with skills that support daily life and school readiness:
- Communication and language development: helping children express needs and connect meaningfully with others.
- Social skills: practicing turn-taking, peer interaction, and cooperative play.
- Daily living skills: building independence in self-care routines and daily transitions.
- Learning readiness: developing focus and foundational skills for the classroom.
- Play-based and natural environment training: building skills through engaging, motivating activities.
Each plan is personalized, not a shared curriculum, and progress is tracked with regular family updates. Apollo Behavior accepts major insurance plans, including Anthem, Cigna, Optum, Kaiser, and Aetna. Connect with our Oakwood team today to take the first step.
Serving Oakwood's Neighborhoods and Nearby Communities
Oakwood’s daily rhythms run along Mundy Mill Road, McEver Road, and the I-985 corridor. Apollo Behavior serves families throughout Oakwood and nearby Hall County communities, including Gainesville, Flowery Branch, and Chestnut Mountain, bringing quality autism services close to home, without adding to your commute.
How to Get Started with Oakwood ABA Therapy
Our process is transparent and built around your family from the start:
- Step 1: Free Consultation. A brief call to understand your child’s needs and confirm scheduling fit.
- Step 2: Insurance Verification. We confirm coverage so you know your costs upfront.
- Step 3: Individualized Assessment. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst designs a plan targeting your child’s communication, social, and school-readiness goals.
- Step 4: Ongoing Therapy and Progress Review. Your child’s plan evolves as they grow, with regular updates so you stay informed.
Apollo clients graduate in an average of 18 months, compared to 30 or more at many other providers. Schedule your free consultation to take the first step.
Your Oakwood Autism Services Questions, Answered
How We Teach at Our Oakwood Center
Every child’s program at our Oakwood center includes Relational Frame Theory (RFT), a way of teaching children to connect ideas so they can understand things they were never directly taught. For example, a child who learns that a dime is worth more than a nickel, and a quarter more than a dime, can work out that a quarter is worth more than a nickel. Your child’s BCBA measures these skills with the PEAK assessment when they start and every month after that. Learn how RFT works.
Results: 72% of clients who stay with us at least 12 months graduate to school, and 84% of those who start at age 3 or younger. See our outcomes.
Insurance we accept: Anthem, Cigna, Optum, Kaiser, Aetna, and Georgia Medicaid.
Apollo Behavior accepts major insurance plans at our Oakwood center, including Anthem, Cigna, Optum, Kaiser, Aetna, and Georgia Medicaid. Our team checks your specific benefits before services begin and explains what your plan covers, so there are no surprises.
Yes. Apollo Behavior serves families throughout Oakwood and the surrounding Hall County area. Because we have never canceled a client session, families can build their weekly routines around therapy without worrying about last-minute disruptions.
Look for consistent sessions, Board Certified Behavior Analysts overseeing individualized programs, and genuine family communication. Ask about staff training depth, our Registered Behavior Technicians are trained four times longer than industry requirements, and ask whether graduating children are placed in general education classrooms.
Connect with our Oakwood team to begin a clear, supportive admissions process that includes a consultation, insurance verification, and a clinical assessment. From there, your child's personalized program is built around their specific goals.
Most families start therapy 2 to 6 weeks after their first call. That time covers the insurance check, your child's assessment with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and building their treatment plan. Call us and we'll give you the current timeline for the Oakwood center.
Yes, insurance requires a formal autism diagnosis before ABA therapy can begin. If your child doesn't have one yet, Apollo Behavior offers diagnostic evaluations in-house, so you can start that step with us. If your child was just diagnosed, our guide to what to do after an autism diagnosis in Georgia walks you through the first steps.
Many of our centers bring in speech and occupational therapy partners who see children on site, so your child can get those services in the same building as their ABA therapy. When you call, we'll tell you what's available at the Oakwood center and help you get it set up.
Your child works one-on-one with a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) throughout the day, with their BCBA on site supervising. Sessions mix play-based learning, small-group activities with other children, and practice of everyday skills such as communication, mealtimes and transitions. Our centers are open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Yes. School readiness is one of the main goals for many children in our program. That includes following group instructions, waiting a turn, sitting for an activity, and moving between tasks. Among clients who complete 12 or more months with us, 72% have graduated to school. See our outcomes.
Our Admission Process
If you think your child may have autism, the first step is getting a formal diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorder and prescription for applied behavior analysis or ABA therapy from your pediatrician, psychologist, or developmental neurologist
We will meet with you and your child to evaluate what type and amount of therapy is appropriate for your child
Once we have completed an evaluation, we will work with your insurance company to advocate for your child to make sure they receive medically appropriate services that will ensure progress
Once we receive authorization from your insurance company, we will begin providing your child with services as soon as possible
For families without coverage, private and government programs may offer financial assistance.
We’re happy to explore autism insurance resources in Oakwood with you.
