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Western Autism Services

ABA therapy · Applied behavior analysis therapist · St. Paul

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About

Western Autism Services is listed on MN Therapy Finder for ABA therapy in St. Paul, Minnesota (Ramsey County). The provider's Google Maps listing is categorized as an applied behavior analysis therapist. The Google listing shows hours on weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM. Our directory has 10 other listings for ABA therapy in St. Paul, and 272 statewide. Listing details are drawn from public sources, so check hours, coverage and availability with the provider directly.

Services

Insurance & funding: not reported for this listing yet. See our Minnesota insurance & waiver guide and how EIDBI works, then ask the provider what they accept.

Location & service area

St. Paul location
1865 Old Hudson Rd A17, St. Paul, MN 55119
Service area
Ramsey County area
Hours
Monday9 AM to 5 PM
Tuesday9 AM to 5 PM
Wednesday9 AM to 5 PM
Thursday9 AM to 5 PM
Friday9 AM to 5 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

About Western Autism Services: common questions

What services does Western Autism Services offer?

Western Autism Services is listed for ABA therapy (applied behavior analysis therapist) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Contact the provider to confirm current programs and ages served.

Where is Western Autism Services located?

Western Autism Services is located at 1865 Old Hudson Rd A17, St. Paul, MN 55119 in Ramsey County. You can reach them at (763) 306-6471.

Does Western Autism Services accept insurance or Medical Assistance?

Western Autism Services hasn't reported insurance details yet — call to confirm. Most Minnesota families pay for ABA through EIDBI, the Medical Assistance autism benefit (often via MA-TEFRA, which doesn't count parents' income), through private insurance under the state autism mandate, or both together. Self-funded employer plans set their own rules, so call your plan to confirm.