ABA Therapy in Moorestown, NJ
Moorestown parents tend to research carefully before choosing an ABA provider. Here are the questions worth asking, and how we answer them.
Innovative ABA serves Moorestown, NJ families with in-home ABA and full-day center-based ABA at 1939 NJ-70 in Cherry Hill, about 4.7 miles away. We keep BCBA caseloads low, assign consistent therapists and have Clinical Director Charles Knoppel, BCBA, oversee every plan. Call (732) 691-1299 for a free consultation.
Clinically reviewed by Charles Knoppel, BCBA · Updated October 2026
At a glance
| Nearest center | 1939 NJ-70, Cherry Hill: about 4.7 miles from Moorestown |
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| Programs | In-home, full-day center-based, school & community, parent training |
| Our model | Small by design: low BCBA caseloads, steady teams |
| Insurance | Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare & most major plans; free benefits check |
| Clinical lead | Charles Knoppel, BCBA |
What should I ask when choosing an ABA provider in Moorestown?
The best ABA programs look similar on a website, so the differences show up in the details. Before you sign intake forms anywhere, ask these questions and listen for specific answers rather than general promises.
- How many children does each BCBA supervise?smaller caseloads mean more time watching sessions and adjusting the plan
- Will my child see the same RBTs?frequent staff turnover slows progress and unsettles kids
- How often is the BCBA on site or in the home?supervision should be regular, not occasional
- How do you use data?you should see graphs and plain explanations of what is changing
- What does parent training include?it should be scheduled and practical, not a handout
How does Innovative ABA answer those questions?
Our approach is "Small by design. Known by name." We hold BCBA caseloads low on purpose so your child's supervisor can observe sessions, coach the RBTs in the moment and call you back. We schedule the same therapists with your child session to session, because trust is part of how children learn.
Clinical Director Charles Knoppel, BCBA, oversees every child's treatment plan himself. That hands-on leadership means a second experienced set of eyes on goals, behavior plans and progress, not just a signature at the bottom of a report.
Which program fits a Moorestown family best?
Moorestown is about 4.7 miles from our center on Route 70 in Cherry Hill, and Route 38 connects much of the area to Cherry Hill, so families choose based on their child's needs rather than distance alone. Children who need intensive, structured hours with peers often attend Full-Day Center-Based ABA. Children whose biggest challenges show up at home, like bedtime, mealtimes or sibling conflict, may start with In-Home ABA Therapy.
Most plans also include Parent Training & Support. The BCBA teaches you how to reinforce skills and respond to challenging behavior so progress continues outside session hours.
Whatever the mix, ask how the setting will change over time. A good plan starts where your child is most likely to succeed, then expands to the places your family needs them to manage.
How long will my child need ABA therapy?
There is no fixed timeline, and a provider who promises one should give you pause. Length of treatment depends on your child's goals, the hours recommended, how quickly skills generalize and how needs change as your child grows. Some children receive intensive services for a period and then step down to fewer hours; others shift from early communication goals to social or school goals over time.
What you should expect is a clear process. Your BCBA reassesses regularly, updates the treatment plan and shares progress data with you and your insurer at each authorization period. When goals are met, the conversation turns to what comes next: reduced hours, a move from center to home or school support, or a planned transition out of services.
Ask any provider how they decide when to fade services. A thoughtful answer tells you whether they plan around your child or around a calendar.
What credentials should an ABA team have?
The Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) certifies Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians. A BCBA has graduate training in behavior analysis, supervised fieldwork and a passed certification exam, and designs and supervises treatment. RBTs complete training and a competency assessment and deliver sessions under BCBA supervision. You can verify any credential on the BACB website.
Families from Mount Laurel, Cinnaminson and across Burlington County work with the same team. Contact us to ask your own questions.
ABA programs for Moorestown
Full-Day Center-Based ABA
Structured, full-day programming at our Cherry Hill center, with school-readiness built in.
Learn more →ABA Therapy for Children
One-on-one, play-based ABA that builds communication, social and daily-living skills.
Learn more →In-Home ABA Therapy
Therapy in your home, where routines like meals, bedtime and play happen.
Learn more →Early Intervention ABA
Support for toddlers and preschoolers during the years skills grow fastest.
Learn more →School & Community-Based ABA
Help carrying skills into classrooms, playgrounds, stores and outings.
Learn more →Social Skills Development
Turn-taking, conversation, play and friendship skills, practiced with peers.
Learn more →Feeding Therapy (ABA)
Help with picky eating, food selectivity and mealtime behavior, coordinated with your child's doctors.
Learn more →More Burlington County communities we serve
Innovative ABA – Cherry Hill, NJ
Innovative ABA
1939 NJ-70
Cherry Hill Township, NJ 08003
(732) 691-1299
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
On Route 70 on the east side of Cherry Hill, near the Marlton line. Center-based care happens here; our in-home and community team travels across South Jersey and the Philadelphia area.
Charles Knoppel, BCBA
Clinical Director — Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Charles leads our clinical team and oversees every child’s treatment plan. He reviewed this page for clinical accuracy in October 2026. Meet our team →
Frequently asked questions
How can I verify that a therapist is a BCBA?
Use the certificant registry on the Behavior Analyst Certification Board's website. Search by name to confirm whether someone holds an active BCBA or RBT credential. We encourage families to check our team the same way. If any provider is reluctant to share credentials, treat that as a reason to keep looking.
Is a smaller ABA provider better than a large one?
Size alone does not decide quality, but it shapes the experience. Smaller providers can often keep BCBA caseloads lower and staffing more consistent, which helps supervision and progress. Ask any provider about caseloads, turnover and how often the BCBA sees your child.
How far is your center from Moorestown?
Our center at 1939 NJ-70 in Cherry Hill is about 4.7 miles from Moorestown. It is our only location. In-home ABA is available throughout Moorestown for families who prefer it or want to mix both settings. Many families mix the two settings as goals change.
What is a treatment plan in ABA?
It is the written plan your BCBA builds after assessing your child. It lists measurable goals, the teaching methods used, any behavior support strategies and recommended weekly hours. Insurers review it for authorization, and it is updated as your child progresses. You receive a copy and can ask questions about any part of it.
Can I observe my child's sessions?
Yes, and we encourage it. Watching sessions helps you see how strategies work and makes parent training more practical. Your BCBA will talk with you about the best way to observe so your child stays focused on learning. Many parents start by watching part of a session and gradually take a more active role during parent training.
Does insurance cover ABA in Moorestown?
Many plans do. New Jersey's autism mandate covers many state-regulated plans, while self-funded employer plans follow federal rules. We accept most major plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Tricare and UnitedHealthcare, and check your benefits for free. You will know your coverage before you commit to anything.
What is the difference between a BCBA and an RBT?
A BCBA is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with graduate-level training who assesses your child, writes the treatment plan and supervises therapy. An RBT is a Registered Behavior Technician who works directly with your child during sessions, following that plan and recording data. Both credentials are issued and maintained through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board.
Ask us the hard questions
We are glad to talk caseloads, staffing and data on a free consultation. Call (732) 691-1299.