March 17, 2021

Behavior Frontiers is Pleased to Announce BHCOE Reaccreditation! 

Behavior Frontiers is Pleased to Announce BHCOE Reaccreditation!  — Behavior Frontiers

BHCOE (Behavioral Health Centers of Excellence) has recognized Behavior Frontiers with a 2-Year Reaccreditation, acknowledging the organization as a behavioral service provider dedicated to continuous improvement in applied behavior analysis. This means that we have excelled in the areas of clinical quality, staff qualifications, and consumer satisfaction and promote systems that enhance these areas.

Behavior Frontiers has previously been accredited through BHCOE, but this two-year reaccreditation (as opposed to our previous one-year accreditation) means that we rank among the top ABA service providers in the country! Our status was measured in a few ways: through interviews with agency clinical leadership, in-depth on-site observation, a detailed staff qualification review, an anonymous staff satisfaction survey, and an anonymous consumer satisfaction survey.

BHCOE Accreditation is the only applied behavior analysis (ABA)-specific accreditation, and it serves several different purposes: providing feedback regarding clinical best practices, staff satisfaction and turnover, and consumer protection. Acting as a third-party, the organization systematically measures and reports on existing quality criteria in the behavior analysis community.

Behavior Frontiers is very happy to have been acknowledged as a provider of excellent ABA services, and we look forward to serving all of our communities for many years to come!

To learn more about the services we provide, click here

If you would like to join our team of dedicated ABA professionals, check out our open positions here.

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