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AB 2233 to protect authorized ABA hours for children with autism advances after clinicians urge change
Summary
AB 2233 would prevent authorized applied behavior analysis (ABA) hours from being lost because of scheduling, cancellations or provider availability; clinicians testified that lost hours cause regression for children, while health-plan groups warned of fraud risks and premium impacts.
Assembly member Ta presented AB 2233 to the Appropriations Committee on April 8, 2026, saying the bill is a narrow fix to ensure authorized applied behavior analysis (ABA) hours remain available to children with autism once care is prescribed and authorized by a plan.
A certified behavior analyst, Emily Mojita, testified she is a clinical director and…
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