ABA Business News: Michigan HB 5044 & Colorado Autism Therapy Lawsuit Discussion - Live at 8 AM Eastern!

Posted 6 months ago      Author: 3 Pie Squared Marketing Team

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Join us this morning for a live discussion on ABA Business News — covering two major stories: Michigan’s new HB 5044 bill on school-based ABA and Colorado’s Medicaid lawsuit impacting autism therapy providers. We’ll break down what each means for ABA businesses, billing, and access to care.

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Michigan HB 5044: Access in Schools vs. Coverage for ABA

Michigan’s HB 5044 requires school districts to allow students to receive medically necessary care — including ABA — during the school day. It’s a big step toward improving access, but...

it doesn’t force insurers to pay for those services in school settings.

For ABA providers, that means better collaboration with schools but the same payer limitations. Learn what this new law actually changes and how to prepare your practice for it.

Read the Michigan HB 5044 Article

Colorado’s Autism Therapy Lawsuit: What It Means for ABA Providers

In Colorado, families and providers are suing the state after Medicaid budget cuts reduced funding for autism therapy. The lawsuit claims the cuts violate parity and access laws. The outcome could shape how other states approach Medicaid-funded behavioral health.

For ABA business owners, this is a reminder that policy changes can happen fast — and that financial planning and documentation systems need to stay strong no matter what state you’re in.

Read the Colorado Lawsuit Article

Billing Shouldn’t Keep You Up at Night

For many ABA practices, billing is one of the biggest headaches — missed claims, constant follow-ups, and unreliable support.

We’re opening our ABA Billing Services to a small group of providers through our Early Adopter Program .

What’s Included (All at 2.99% of Processed Claims)

  • Insurance Eligibility & Benefits Verification — confirm coverage, copay, deductible, and out-of-pocket directly with insurers.
  • Accurate Charge Entry — CPT code entry (97151, 97153, 97155, 97156, etc.) based on ABA documentation.
  • Claims Submission — electronic and paper, including primary and secondary claims.
  • Payment Posting — detailed posting for insurance and patient payments.
  • A/R Follow-Up — active monitoring and resolution of unpaid or denied claims.
  • Denial Management — identify, fix, and promptly resubmit denied claims.
  • Reporting & Analytics — regular reports on collections, denials, and performance.
  • Customer Support — direct access to a real person for quick answers.

This isn’t “outsourced” billing that leaves you guessing — it’s a true partnership . Think of it like having your own in-house billing team without the overhead.

Apply for the Early Adopter Billing Program