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HB 1414

ABA therapy.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Becky Cash and 2 co-sponsors

Indiana HB 1414 modifies ABA therapy requirements, likely adjusting insurance coverage, provider licensing, or treatment access standards for autism and developmental disorders.

Coauthored by Representatives Greene and Clere
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Bill Summary · HB 1414

Legislative bill overview

HB 1414 addresses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in Indiana, likely concerning insurance coverage, licensing standards, or accessibility for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental conditions. The bill was recently introduced and referred to the Public Health Committee for initial review.

Why is this important

ABA therapy is a evidence-based treatment widely used for autism and behavioral disorders, but access and affordability remain significant barriers for many Indiana families. Policy decisions around ABA regulation and coverage directly affect whether families can afford this therapeutic intervention and the quality standards providers must meet.

Potential points of contention

  • Insurance mandate scope: Whether insurance companies must cover ABA therapy, at what intensity levels, and for which diagnoses could significantly impact healthcare costs and accessibility
  • Provider qualifications and licensing: Establishing or modifying requirements for who can deliver ABA services affects both quality control and workforce availability in rural/underserved areas
  • Age and duration limits: Restrictions on treatment duration or age eligibility may conflict with individual needs versus cost-containment goals

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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