Swipe. Say Allo. Start care.
MeetAllo is one meeting place with four ways in. Here is what actually happens, for each role.
The short version
- 1. Swipe
Families watch short intro videos and browse behavior technicians: verified credentials, real availability, languages, ages and interests.
- 2. Say Allo
One tap tells a BT and their practice the family would like an introduction. No forms about the child, no commitment.
- 3. Start care
The practice follows up with the family directly: assessment, insurance authorization, supervision and scheduling. Then services begin.
"In minutes" describes choosing a possible match and starting an introduction. It is not a promise about when therapy begins.
For families
Tell us what matters for your child in a short journey about goals, interests and schedule. Then browse behavior technicians, see why each one is worth considering, and say Allo to the ones you like. If nobody fits yet, we say so and can alert you when someone does. See the family page.
For behavior technicians
Build a profile once, record a one-minute intro video, and keep your availability current. Practices and families can meet you without months of separate interviews. Whether you need the RBT credential depends on your state and the payer: our state guides separate what is required from what is not.
For ABA practices
Verify your practice, describe open cases and staffing needs, then browse behavior technicians near your service areas with real availability. Request introductions to the ones who fit. You keep what is yours: hiring, credentialing, supervision, authorization and billing. See the practice page.
For doctors and referral sources
Refer a family with their permission. The family controls what happens next and what is shared. You never receive a child's information from us. See the referrer page.
Who is responsible for what
- MeetAllo does:
- discovery, introductions, verified availability, and sourced information about state rules.
- Practices do:
- employment, credentialing, clinical supervision, treatment plans, insurance authorization and billing.
- Families do:
- choose who to meet, with their practice, and decide what fits their child.
A match is an introduction, not a treatment recommendation. MeetAllo is not a healthcare provider and does not give clinical, medical or legal advice.