Autism Resources in Omaha

Diagnosis and Evaluation Centers

Boys Town Hospital

Boys Town Hospital Autism Clinic offers diagnostic and comprehensive care services for autism. The evaluation includes an overview of the child’s medical and behavioral history and a thorough neurodevelopmental assessment. Boys Town is certified in the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS), a standardized diagnostic test for autism. The assessment may also include further genetic or IQ testing.

Munroe-Meyer Institute (MMI)

The Munroe-Meyer Institute (MMI) is part of the University of Nebraska Medical Center. It offers diagnostic evaluations and assessments for autism spectrum disorder. With a team of experienced professionals, including psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists, MMI provides comprehensive evaluations to help families understand their child’s unique needs and identify appropriate interventions.

MMI also offers Camp Munroe. It’s a day camp for children with developmental disabilities who need special assistance for summer activities.

Children’s Hospital & Medical Center

The Children’s Hospital & Medical Center in Omaha also provides autism diagnosis and evaluations. Their team of professionals includes pediatric neurologists, developmental pediatricians, and psychologists who collaborate to offer a thorough assessment of a child’s developmental, behavioral, and medical needs.

Autism Support and Advocacy Groups

Autism Society of Nebraska

The Autism Society of Nebraska is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families. They offer support groups, social events, and educational workshops. This organization also raises awareness and advocates for policies that benefit the autism community in Nebraska.

Autism Action Partnership

Autism Action Partnership is another non-profit organization in Omaha that focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals with autism and their families. They provide resources, education, and advocacy, as well as funding for autism-related programs and services.

AAP offers numerous events in Omaha for neurodivergent individuals. The photo above is from A Sensory Sensitive Family Concert for Neurodiverse Audience at the Omaha Symphony.

Educational Resources

Special Education Services in Public Schools

Schools in the Omaha area offer various services for students on the spectrum.

Omaha Public Schools provides special education services for students with autism, including individualized education programs (IEPs), behavioral support, and related services such as speech and occupational therapy. These services are designed to help students with autism succeed in school and prepare for life after graduation.

ABA Therapy Providers in Omaha

This list is not an endorsement of ABA. I know the therapy can be controversial with some. This is just meant as a resource.

ABA Therapy Providers in Omaha

This list is not an endorsement of ABA. I know the therapy can be controversial with some. This is just meant as a resource.

Below are the applied behavior analysis (ABA) providers serving Omaha and the surrounding metro. Many accept Medicaid and most major insurance. Note: providers are listed alphabetically; this is not a ranking.

• Above & Beyond Therapy – ABA at multiple Omaha clinics plus in-home and in-school options; accepts Medicaid and most insurance.
• Accel Therapies – In-home and school-based ABA across the metro; West Omaha center (2505 S 192nd Ave) opening soon.
• Attain ABA – In-home ABA serving Omaha, Lincoln, and Kearney; accepts Medicaid and most major insurance.
• Autism Center of Nebraska (ACN) – Residential, vocational, and transition services for individuals of all ages with autism and other developmental disabilities.
• Autism Learning Collaborative (ALC) – Center-based ABA at its West Omaha location (11906 Arbor St); accepts most insurance.
• Behavior Matters – Center-based ABA in Papillion; TRICARE-approved, a good option for military families.
• Blue Gems ABA – In-home, daycare, school, and after-school ABA for ages 18 months–13, plus social-skills groups.
• Circle City ABA – Center-based ABA in Omaha (South & North) and Lincoln, now enrolling.
• Galliant Autism Care – Center-based ABA in Benson (plus Elkhorn, Gretna, and Lincoln); no waitlists and on-site autism testing.
• Golden Steps ABA – Center-based ABA in Omaha (11112 John Galt Blvd).
• Heartland ABA – In-home ABA across Nebraska with no waitlist, based in downtown Omaha (1209 Harney St).
• Heartwise Support – ABA for ages 2–21 with speech, occupational, and mental-health services under one roof.
• Inclusive ABA – In-home and in-school ABA across Nebraska; in-network with Medicaid and all major insurers.
• Inner Circle Autism Network (iCAN) – Center-based ABA with no waitlist at its La Vista and Millard clinics; Northwest Omaha opening soon.
• Lighthouse Autism Center – Center-based, play-based ABA with integrated speech support (Lighthouse Fusion™) at its Omaha West location.
• Mindcolor Autism – Center-based ABA for ages 2–9, plus autism diagnostic evaluations; accepts Medicaid and most insurance.
• Munroe-Meyer Institute (ACT Clinics, UNMC) – Early intervention and ABA for children ages 2–5 with autism, including caregiver training.
• Omaha ABA Therapy – In-home ABA for ages 2–21 with flexible scheduling.
• Radical Minds – Local Omaha ABA provider focused on communication, social, and daily living skills.
• Rooted Connections ABA – BCBA-supervised in-home ABA, plus school support and parent training, serving the Omaha area.
• Step Ahead ABA – In-home ABA for ages 1–21, with virtual diagnostic partners for families who need an evaluation.
• Stride Autism Centers – Center-based ABA for ages 2–6 (310 Regency Pkwy & 2528 S 130th Ave, Omaha).

Last reviewed: 8/11/2026. Providers change insurance panels and locations frequently — always confirm current details directly with the provider.

We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym

We Rock The Spectrum is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment to foster learning, exploration, and safe sensory experiences. It’s located in La Vista in Sarpy County.

Passes are available for two hours or all day. They also offer monthly packages.

Swim Lessons

Bridge to Independence offers swim lessons for kids with Autism. They also offer yoga, life skills education, and parent training.