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Overview
Circle Care Services provides ABA therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, delivering personalized treatment in the child’s chosen setting—home, school, or clinics. A BCBA designs an individualized treatment plan, and a Behavior Technician implements it with the child under supervision. ABA+ offers family supports such as parent training, referrals to occupational and speech therapists, and IEP advocacy to help families navigate schools. The company aims to make coordinated ABA services and family supports more accessible across states like Georgia and North Carolina, and also operates the Full Circle Preschool.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Circle Care updated hiring on October 5, 2026, listing BCBAs and RBTs.
- Job postings span Georgia, New Jersey, Maryland, and North Carolina.
- Its website says Marietta and Lawrenceville centers are currently enrolling on October 2, 2026.
What critics are saying
- Circle Care depends on insurance coverage; Georgia rules require ASD diagnosis and authorization.
- RBT openings across many cities signal constant staffing churn and supervision risk.
- If payers tighten ABA reimbursement, Circle Care's multi-state expansion stalls fast.
What makes Circle Care Services unique
- Circle Care combines home, clinic, daycare, and preschool ABA across four states.
- Its ABA+ stack adds parent training, IEP support, and specialist referrals.
- Full Circle Preschool merges full-day ABA with preschool curriculum for ages 2-5.
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