FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Fundings

All services offered by Endless Abilities are covered by Access OAP, including our Core Clinical Services (1:1 and 2:1 therapy), Group Programs (ABA camps and social skills classes), and the Transition Academy

If I was given an allocated funding amount but haven’t received the funds yet, what do I do?

EA will hold payment for up to 4 weeks and then encourage the family to touch base with the care coordinator regarding when funds will be released. Please note that Endless Abilities requires supporting documentation (i.e. OAP number and budget start date) for payment plans to be initiated.

Do I need an attestation form?

All clinical supervisors of behavioural services who are not currently listed on the Ontario Autism Program provider list must complete and sign the clinical supervisor attestation form. Unlisted clinical supervisors must give clients the signed attestation form before delivering services. Endless Abilities Inc. is listed as a provider under the OAP providers list. However, some of our clinicians are not yet listed as providers. We will let you know at the onset of services if you must submit an attestation form based on the BCBA that will be supporting you.

Access and download the Clinical Attestation Form by clicking here.

Can I pay in advanced?

Endless Abilities Inc. accepts installments up to $10,000. However, as per the OAP funding guidelines, advanced payments/deposits are not covered by Access OAP. Once services have been rendered, the client can submit the paid receipt to the Access OAP portal to be reimbursed for the services they’ve received. You cannot pay for services that were not and will not be delivered to your child in the specified times by the OAP.

When should I submit my invoice to OAP?

You must only submit your invoice following services rendered. Please note that the OAP requires a paid stamp on every invoice submitted. Endless Abilities Inc. invoices meet all criteria under Access OAP.

How do I purchase items my child may need with the funding? (IPAD, devices etc)

Any sensory toys, supportive devices or assistive technology must be recommended by a BCBA. To make use of the OAP funding for these items, the client needs to provide a signed letter from the BCBA that explains the rationale for acquiring the materials/items. The BCBA assigned to your child’s team will make recommendations as they see fit.

Does the funding cover transportation? If so, how does it work?

Yes! OAP does cover transportation by reimbursing families for mileage to and from therapy. Mileage to travel to the clinic for sessions can be submitted separately by the parent.

OAP also covers transportation services such as Uber, Let’s Buggy and other transportation services offered in the GTA. Parents can choose to pay the transportation providers directly or request that the billing be done through Endless Abilities Inc. Please note that consent must be provided to both companies to arrange billing terms and agreements.

The Transition Academy

Is the Transition Academy a private school under the Ministry of Education?

The Transition Academy is not a private school under the Ministry of Education. This program is covered under the Ontario Autism Program.

How many children are in the classroom?

Each class has a maximum of 8 children.

Who will be teaching and supporting my child?

An experienced Behaviour Therapist will be teaching the class, and an educational assistant will be supporting your child. Access and download the Clinical Attestation Form by clicking here.

What are the overall goals of the program, and how are the goals determined for each child?

The goal of this program is to prepare your child for a mainstream classroom. Children will be taught to learn in groups, work with classmates, socialize with friends and many academic goals. An assessment will be conducted at the start of each academic year to determine the individualized goals accompanying the group goals.

Will my child receive SLP or OT services while in the program?

The Transition Academy does not include SLP and OT services, but families are welcome to add services if their child needs extra support in this area.

Does my child have to have any pre-requisite skills to qualify for the program?

Children enrolled in this program should be on track for the general education program. Your child should be able to sit down and engage in basic imitation skills. Below is a list of skills required before entering The Transition Academy:

A communication system
Some basic attending skills
Toilet training

How do I know if my child is a good fit for the program?

An introductory meeting will be conducted before registration. This meeting will help determine if your child has the prerequisite skills to be successful in a group environment.

When does the program start and end?

September to June.

Is there before and after care offered? If so, is it included in the tuition?

Yes! Endless Abilities offers before and after care for an additional cost. Please reach out for more information.

How do I register my child for The Transition Academy?

CLICK HERE FOR THE REGISTRATION LINK. Completing the registration form is just the first step of the process. Your child is not guaranteed a spot following completion of the form. After you’ve submitted the form, a member of our clinic team will reach out to discuss the next steps in the registration process.

How much is the program?

Following your interest in the program, a member of our team who will be supporting you with the intake process will share pricing for the program and any additional fees before your child is enrolled.

Group Programs

Are social skills classes only offered on Saturdays?

Social skills classes are offered on Saturdays for 10-week blocks.

Are social skills classes offered all year round?

Social skills classes are in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. To receive notifications regarding social skills, join our mailing list!

Are your group programs limited to a certain age group?

We offer 3 groups for different ages to ensure your child can make friends that last a lifetime.

Are group programs covered by Access OAP?

All programs and services offered by Endless Abilities Inc. are covered by Access OAP

Is there an assessment before my child’s entry?

There is no assessment for entry. However, an Endless Abilities team member will meet you and your child to determine if the program is a good fit for your child.

Can I pay for single sessions?

Families must pay for the entire program upfront to secure their child’s spot in the program. Attendance to the entire program is highly recommended to ensure your child gets the full benefit of the program.

What if I miss a week or have a vacation planned?

As this is a block program, families must pay for the entire program. We ask that all families plan to ensure their child can attend all sessions. Historically, some families may decide to miss 1-2 sessions however, Endless Abilities does not reimburse for missed classes. We recommend signing up for blocks that your child can fully attend.

Summer Camps

Do you offer any group programs in the summer?

Yes! We offer ABA Summer camps providing families with the option to choose from part-time (half days Monday – Friday) and full-time (Monday – Friday 8:30-3:30)

What are the age groups of the camps?

Endless Abilities offers the Get Ready for School Summer Camp for children aged 5-9 and the Summer Bridge Summer Camp for children aged 10-15.

Can my child attend camp if they are not toilet trained?

Unfortunately, your child must be toilet trained to attend camp. We offer toilet training programs through 1-1 ABA services and through parent consultations. We recommend reaching out ahead of camp to begin working on toilet-training.

What type of activities will my child participate in camp?

Children will actively participate in collaborative group activities, engage in activities that enhance fine and gross motor skills, practice emotional regulation in a group setting, and build meaningful friendships.

Will my child be able to work on social skills and communication during camp?

Absolutely! The camps are designed to work on social skills and to improve peer communication. Although no assessment is completed to create individualized goals, your child will have ample opportunities to develop and enhance their social skills. through engaging in group activities, team-building exercises, and structured play.

What is the payment process for camps?

To secure your child’s spot in the camp, a $200 deposit is required by June 30th for the summer camp and February 15th for the March break camp. Following the first week of camp, you must pay for the program in full for the remainder of the weeks you’ve signed your child up for. For families receiving funding from Access OAP, you will continue to receive weekly invoice receipts following each week of camp that will contain a breakdown of services to be submitted to the OAP.

Are ABA camps only offered in the summertime?

Endless Abilities also offers the ABA Camp during the March Break.

How do I register for ABA camps?

Click here to begin the process.

Speech and Language Services

Who does the speech team consist of?

Our speech team consists of Registered SLP’s (Speech Language Pathologists) and CDA’s (Communicative Disorders Assitants).

What is the difference between a CDA and an SLP?

If my child is working with a CDA, how often will they be assessed or supervised by an SLP?

Does Access OAP cover services offered by the CDA and SLP?

How often will I receive reports from the CDA/SLP?

Can parents observe sessions?

If my child is receiving ABA therapy as well, will their therapist be able to support with their speech goals during their 1:1 therapy?

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