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Terms of Service

Terms and conditions for receiving services from Accel Therapies

Client Contract & Service Utilization

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All clients and/or caregivers must sign our Client Contract prior to receiving assessment and/or treatment services from Accel Therapies. In addition to this agreement, by proceeding with services, clients and/or caregivers agree to the following terms and conditions of service:​

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  • The minimum service utilization for ABA treatment services is 80% in order to show medical necessity

  • Accel Therapies offers informal language assistance as needed to ensure caregivers are informed about their child's treatment and services as well as company policies and procedures. Formal language assistance may be available through health insurance providers (e.g., Easterseals, IEHP, etc.).​

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Risks of Noncompliance with Treatment Recommendations
 

Definition


Noncompliance with treatment recommendations in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy refers to the failure to follow the prescribed interventions and strategies outlined in the treatment plan. This noncompliance can occur due to various reasons such as lack of understanding, inconsistent implementation by caregivers, or refusal to follow the plan. Examples of noncompliance include missing therapy sessions, not attending caregiver consultation sessions, and not adhering to specific intervention strategies. The risks associated with noncompliance can significantly impact the client's progress and overall outcomes.

 

The risks of noncompliance with treatment recommendations in ABA therapy can vary depending on the individual client and their specific treatment goals. However, some common risks include:


Regression of Skills:

  • Loss of Previously Acquired Skills: The client may lose skills they have already acquired, such as communication abilities, social skills, or daily living skills.

  • Decreased Independence: Without consistent practice and reinforcement, the client might become less independent in performing daily tasks.

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Increased Challenging Behaviors:

  • Escalation of Problem Behaviors: Noncompliance with behavior intervention plans can lead to an increase in challenging behaviors such as aggression, self-injury, tantrums, or noncompliance.

  • Difficulty in Behavior Management: Parents and caregivers may find it more challenging to manage the client’s behaviors, leading to increased stress and potential safety concerns.

 

Slower Progress:

  • Delayed Achievement of Goals: The client may make slower progress towards their treatment goals, potentially extending the duration of therapy required to achieve desired outcomes.

  • Reduced Effectiveness of Interventions: The effectiveness of interventions may diminish if they are not implemented consistently and as recommended.

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Negative Impact on Daily Life:

  • Interference with Education: Noncompliance can affect the client’s ability to participate and succeed in educational settings, impacting their academic performance and social interactions at school.

  • Challenges in Social Integration: The client might struggle with forming and maintaining relationships, leading to social isolation or difficulties in community settings.

 

Limited Skill Application:

  • Context-Specific Learning: The client might only exhibit new skills or behaviors in the therapy setting but not in other environments like home, school, or community settings.

  • Inconsistent Responses: Without consistent reinforcement and practice by caregivers, the client may not learn to apply skills in varied contexts, reducing the overall effectiveness of the therapy.

 

Service Suspension or Termination:

  • Services Placed on Hold: If a client's caregiver consistently fails to comply with the treatment plan, services might be temporarily suspended until the issues are resolved. This ensures that the client and their family understand the importance of adherence to the plan.

  • Discontinuation of Services: In cases of persistent noncompliance, services may be terminated altogether. This can occur if the therapy is deemed ineffective due to lack of adherence, or if safety concerns arise.

Subject to Change

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Please note, our terms of service are subject to change and may be updated at any time. By receiving services from Accel Therapies, you agree to the terms and conditions set forth above.

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