1.5 million children are in autism in America, and the United States is the largest market for autism management programs. This is a long -term growth market. A combination of demand that exceeds the supply of therapists and centers, more favorable insurance refunds, private equity investments, dozens of organization repair efforts and more awareness of advocacy efforts, and increasing incidence among children.
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) management programs are considered to be the most effective and widely used program for autistic children, but service providers are more closely examined in terms of results and billing. The lack of therapist and the uncertainty of financing the Trump administration are the two main winds.
There are at least 1622 non -profit and nonprofit autism management centers, as well as schools with ABA programs in the United States.
You need to know the most important things about the autism management market
- Market value and growth: The US autism management market is estimated to be estimated at $ 4.4 billion by 2024. Marketdata predicts the market for 2028 annual revenue growth of 3.8%.
- Management Center Revenue: A pioneering analysis of nonprofit programs based on IRS 990 tax forms, according to non-profit programs, states that non-profit management centers were estimated at $ 2.9 billion in 2024, while the 13 largest non-profit chains were $ 1.06 billion.
- Demand: It is estimated that there are 1.5 million autistic children in the United States, and 961,000 are treated through a program. Many are left without trouble.
- Private capital activity: Private capital investors were very active on this market, supporting eight main non-profit chains. Changes in US federal and state law are now causing insurance companies to refund autism management and thus the area is attractive to investors. Private capital companies, including Blackstone and KKR, have been invested in the ABA/autism management industry.
- Huge demand for therapists: There are basically three types of ABA program providers: brick and mortar centers, community service providers and home therapists. ABA therapists are missing – only 33,000 certificates. The per capita supply of certified ABA facilities is below the reference value in 49 states.
- The most popular nonprofit chains: Thirteen major multiple ABA program providers are estimated to operate 892 brick and mortar centers and acquire competing centers and build new ones. Together, at least $ 1.06 billion in revenue was generated in 2024.
Where can you know more
For more information, make sure you read the new meaning of MarketData LLC US Autism Management Centers Marketwhich covers:
- Dollar value and market growth from 2009 to 2024, with 2025 and 2028 forecasts
- The most important indicators of treatment centers
- Types of autism and typical therapies used
- How do ABA programs and most important operating indicators work
- Insurance coverage and patient demographic data
- Analysis of the Market of Medicines for Treatment of Autism
- Market growth drives
- Effect of Covid-19 epidemic since then on operations and healing
- Analysis of Nonprofit and Nonprofit Management Centers
- To discuss the role of private capital
- The most popular nonprofit management center ranks chains and revenue
About the author: John Larosa is president of Marketdata LLC and author of the 100+ industry and market research. His research appears on the most popular media, including ABC, CNN, FOX, ForbesTo USA todayTo The Wall Street JournalTo The New York Timesand various commercial journals.