ABA therapy in the Inland Empire
ABA that fits your child, not the other way around
Data Driven Educators is an ABA therapy team serving the Inland Empire and the desert communities. We work with families at home, in the community, and in our centers. Every plan is built from the data we collect and shaped around your child.
- Board Certified Behavior Analysts lead every plans
- Most insurance accepted
- Se habla español
- Home and our centers
Every plan, led by a BCBA
You see the notes and graphs from every session.
- BCBA-led care
- HIPAA-compliant
- In-network with major plans
- Telehealth available
- Se habla español
How we work
Diverse by nature. Driven by heart.
We're a diverse team that cares deeply about our people and the families we serve. We bring data to every decision and heart to everything we do.
01
We write everything down
Every session, we count what your child does. Those counts turn into a graph. If a plan is not working, the graph tells us in weeks, not months.
02
You are part of the team
Skills tend to last when they happen at home too. We show you the same steps we use, so practice can carry on after we leave.
03
We meet your child where they are
Some children do best at home. Some do best in a room built for play. Some need help in the classroom. We do all three.
The data
Why this work matters here
53.1
per 1,000 children in California
California has the highest identified autism rate of all 16 sites the CDC tracks, more than three times Texas. A lot of families in the Inland Empire are looking for support at the same time.
1 in 31
children in the United States
About 1 in every 31 eight-year-olds in the U.S. is identified with autism. That number was 1 in 36 two years earlier. More children are being found, and found earlier.
2012
California has required coverage since
Under SB 946, state-regulated health plans have to cover behavioral health treatment, including ABA, when it is medically necessary. Medi-Cal works under a separate rule that is often broader. If a plan tells you ABA is not covered, it is worth asking a second time.
At home
is where new skills get their practice
Across studies, what most often carries a new skill out of the therapy room is the people at home using the same steps. That is why parent education sits inside the plan here rather than beside it. It is not a guarantee, and it is not on you alone.
Let's be honest about hours
You may read that children need 25 to 40 hours a week. That was the range in the older studies. A 2024 trial found 5 to 10 hours a week did about as well as 15 or more on the measures it used. More hours is not automatically better. The right amount is the amount your child's plan calls for, and we will talk that through with you.
Where these numbers come from
- CDC ADDM Network, 2025 release (2022 surveillance year) · accessed 2026-09-06
- CDC ADDM Network, 2025 release · accessed 2026-09-06
- California SB 946 (2011), effective July 2012 — Disability Rights California · accessed 2026-09-07
- Meta-analysis of parent-implemented interventions, J Autism Dev Disord (2022) · accessed 2026-09-06
Services
How we can help
Services happen at home, in the community, or in our centers, based on your child's assessment. Many children use more than one.
- ABA at homeWe come to you. Skills learned where they are used.Read more
ABA at our centersA room built for it, in Riverside or Desert Hot Springs.Read more
Social skills groupsPracticing with other kids, because that is where it counts.Read more
Parent Connection AcademyYour child is with a therapist a few hours a week and with you for the rest. The Academy is for the rest.Read more
Getting started
Starting is simpler than it looks
We walk you through every stage. We chase the paperwork so you do not have to.
You call us
Tell us what is going on. No forms first, just a conversation.
We start with you
The assessment opens with an interview with you, because you know things no assessment will surface.
We meet your child
A BCBA, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, plays with your child and watches what they can already do.
We write the plan and send it
The report and the goals go to your insurer or regional center. Chasing that is our job, not yours.
We go through it with you
Your Assistant Clinical Manager walks you through the plan. You tell us what matters most, and those become the first goals.
Therapy starts
Your Assistant Clinical Manager comes to the first session to introduce your therapist. The first weeks are about your child liking the person who walks in.
Private by design
Your family's information is yours. Here is how we look after it.
How we protect your family →HIPAA-compliant
We follow the federal law that protects health information.
Private telehealth
Video sessions use a HIPAA-compliant platform.
An encrypted portal
Your connection to the family portal is encrypted.
Access by role
In the portal, each person sees only what their role needs.
Locations
Where to find us
Two centers, home visits across the Inland Empire and the Coachella Valley, and telehealth wherever you are.
Riverside Center
11748 Magnolia Ave, Suite B
Riverside, CA 92503We also come to Moreno Valley, Corona, Jurupa Valley, Norco and 13 more
Desert Hot Springs Center
12526 Palm Drive
Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240We also come to Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, Indio and 4 more
Not sure where to start?
Call us. We will listen, answer your questions, and tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. There is no cost and no pressure.
HIPAA-compliant Telehealth available