In-home ABA therapy in Chesterfield County, VA, from Bon Air to Chester

Chesterfield has more children under 10 than any other county around Richmond. We bring applied behavior analysis to their homes, from Bon Air and Bensley to Moseley and Chester.

Illustration: a Chesterfield County cul-de-sac of newer two-storey homes with a small playground

In-Home ABA Richmond offers in-home applied behavior analysis for children across Chesterfield County. Our BCBAs write each child's plan after an assessment at home, and our technicians run one-on-one sessions in your living room, kitchen and yard.

Chesterfield at a glance
  • Chesterfield has 46,486 children under 10, more than any other county around Richmond (US Census, 2020 to 2024).
  • We found 19 ABA listings on Google Maps with a Chesterfield pin, so there's about one for every 2,447 children.
  • Most cluster in Midlothian (23112) and North Chesterfield (23236). Bensley (23237) has none.
  • Toddlers under three can get early intervention from the Chesterfield office in North Chesterfield.

Where to find ABA therapy in Chesterfield County

Chesterfield is big, and ABA offices aren't spread evenly across it. Of the 19 listings we matched to the county, nine are in two ZIP codes: 23112 in Midlothian and 23236 in North Chesterfield.

Bensley and the Route 1 corridor are the opposite. Our scan found no ABA listing within 5 miles of Bensley, an area with more than 19,000 children under 10 inside that circle. That's exactly where in-home therapy helps, because nobody has to drive across the county to a center.

Part of ChesterfieldZIP codesABA listings we found
Midlothian, Woodlake, Brandermill23112, 23113, 231147
North Chesterfield, Bon Air23235, 23236, 232258
Chester, Chesterfield Court House23831, 238323
Moseley231201
Bensley, Bellwood23237, 232340

Families in Midlothian and Chester have their own pages.

ABA therapy services in a Chesterfield home

A technician comes on a set weekly schedule, often after school or in the mornings for preschoolers. Sessions use your own toys, snacks and routines, so skills carry straight into family life. Your BCBA visits regularly, reviews the data and coaches you. See a sample session and week.

  • Communication: asking, answering, using a device or signs
  • Daily living: potty training, dressing, mealtimes
  • Play and sibling time
  • Calmer routines and fewer meltdowns

Individualized ABA for families across the county

Families across Chesterfield get the same thing: a BCBA's assessment at home, an individualized treatment plan, and an RBT who works one-on-one with your child each week. Your BCBA coaches you too, so the strategies keep working after the session ends.

Plans often cover communication, self-help skills, play with siblings and behavior reduction. As goals are met, new ones take their place.

Autism services and next steps for Chesterfield families

  • If your child is under three, contact Infant and Toddler Connection (ITC), Chesterfield: 9711 Farrar Court, Moorefield Commons, Suite 140, North Chesterfield, VA 23236, phone 804-768-7205 (Chesterfield County directory, October 2026). Early intervention there's separate from ABA and can run alongside it.
  • If you still need an evaluation, see autism evaluations in Richmond. Commonwealth Autism, a Richmond nonprofit, is at 9221 Forest Hill Ave; call to ask what services it offers now.
  • For school-age children, Chesterfield County Public Schools runs Child Find for children who may need special education. We coordinate with IEP teams when you ask us to.

Does Medicaid cover ABA therapy in Chesterfield?

Chesterfield families use the same coverage as the rest of Virginia: Medicaid through the Cardinal Care health plans for children under 21, or private insurance under Virginia's autism law. We check your benefits first. Details are on our insurance and Medicaid page.

FAQs: ABA therapy in Chester and Chesterfield County

Do you serve Bensley and the Route 1 area?

Yes. Bensley, Bellwood and the Route 1 corridor are inside our service area, and they have few ABA offices nearby, so in-home therapy is often the easiest option there.

Is there a waitlist for ABA in Chesterfield?

Availability depends on staff near your street. We tell you an honest start date on the first call.

Can therapy happen at my child's Chesterfield school?

School-day support usually comes from the school through your child's IEP. Our sessions happen at home, and we can share goals with the school team.

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Send the form and our intake team will call you back. On that first call we check your insurance, answer your questions and tell you the real start date for your area.

  • Therapy in your home, across Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover
  • A BCBA writes your child's plan after an assessment
  • Virginia Medicaid and most major insurance plans
  • We handle the insurance paperwork

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