CareCredit® is a healthcare credit card designed to help families pay for medical and therapy services over time with convenient monthly payments.

Starting ABA therapy is an important step, and for many families, questions about cost and timing are part of the decision. To help families manage out-of-pocket expenses and begin care without unnecessary delays, Behavioral Innovations now offers CareCredit® as an optional financing resource.
We are proud to be the first ABA provider to partner with CareCredit®, expanding access to flexible payment options while keeping care decisions focused on what matters most – your child.
CareCredit® is a healthcare credit card designed to help families pay for eligible healthcare expenses over time, based on the financing plan they select.
CareCredit® is:
Families who qualify for CareCredit® may have access to a variety of repayment options, including:
Available plans and terms are determined by CareCredit® based on individual approval.
Families can explore CareCredit® on their own, at their own pace.
Here’s how it works:
Our billing team is always happy to help answer general questions and offer guidance. For questions specific to CareCredit®, you can find more information at CareCredit.com.

The quick access options below are provided to help families explore CareCredit® at their own pace. You can learn more about available financing options, see if you prequalify with no impact to your credit score, or estimate monthly payments before deciding what works best for your family.
* Subject to credit approval. Visit carecredit.com for details.
† For new accounts as of 5/30/24: Purchase APR is 32.99%. Penalty APR is 39.99%. Minimum Interest Charge is $2.
CareCredit® is a Synchrony solution. When you go to the CareCredit® website, you will be subject to the Synchrony privacy policy, which differs from the Behavioral Innovations privacy policy. You can learn more about the Synchrony privacy policy at carecredit.com.
We know navigating payment options can feel overwhelming. These FAQs help explain how CareCredit financing works for our families.