Editorial policy

How we handle ABA therapy content

Our goal is to make ABA provider research easier while staying clear about uncertainty, source limits, and the need for professional verification.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

Sources

We may use public provider databases, provider websites, public agency resources, professional organizations, provider submissions, user suggestions, and editorial research. Competitor and provider website crawls are used for market and topic research, not for copying protected text.

Medical and clinical limits

Educational content is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment planning, insurance advice, or legal advice. Families should consult qualified clinicians, insurers, licensing bodies, and legal professionals when needed.

Review process

Health and insurance topics should be checked for source quality, date sensitivity, clarity, and whether claims are appropriately qualified. When a named clinical reviewer is assigned to a page, the page may display reviewer metadata.

Updates

We update pages when source data changes, when readers or providers submit supported corrections, or when editorial review finds outdated or incomplete information.

Corrections

Correction requests should identify the page, the exact issue, and supporting documentation. We may edit, annotate, remove, or decline changes based on evidence and operational constraints.