Rocli places a guide inside your center for one consistent weekly block. Each child gets a private academic session, an individualized full-week plan, and monthly progress reporting — without building a school, hiring an education department, or pulling large blocks out of the ABA day.
Families enroll with Rocli and pay Rocli directly. No program fee is charged to the center.
Rocli places a guide inside your center for one consistent weekly block. Each child gets a private academic session, an individualized full-week plan, and monthly progress reporting — without building a school, hiring an education department, or pulling large blocks out of the ABA day.
Families enroll with Rocli and pay Rocli directly. No program fee is charged to the center.
Rocli uses a dedicated-room, back-to-back appointment model — the same scheduling footprint as a visiting speech or occupational therapist.
Each participating child misses one hour of ABA per week. That is the entire footprint.
Academic screening and an individualized learning profile
Weekly direct instruction in reading, language arts, math, functional academics, communication-related learning, or life skills
A full-week learning plan and assignments posted in Brightwheel
Materials, work-sample review, progress notes, and monthly reporting
Orientation for your liaison and ongoing clarification
Functional activity ideas your team may use during clinic routines when appropriate
A consistent, reasonably quiet room with a table, chairs, and Wi-Fi, near the child's clinic team
A designated liaison for scheduling, handoff, and coordination
Your existing safety, emergency, toileting, feeding, elopement, and behavior-response procedures
Independent review of each child's authorization, treatment plan, and payer requirements
A clear decision about whether clinic staff assist with practice activities, and whether that time is billed
Ages 5–14
Significant academic gaps
An uneven learning profile
Verbal, minimally verbal, or AAC-using
A family prepared to administer home study, or to use the service as academic intervention
High-Intensity behavior
Elopement
Medical or toileting needs
Difficulty transitioning safely
No available adult to implement the full-week plan between Rocli visits
Take a functional money activity as an example.
Rocli creates the academic plan. Your BCBA independently determines whether and how an academic activity may support medically necessary behavioral treatment goals.
| Rocli's academic responsibility | Identify coins and bills, match prices, count an amount, read a simple shopping list. |
|---|---|
| Possible BCBA-selected behavioral context | Request help, wait, tolerate correction, follow a multistep direction, complete a task, or transition. |
| Rocli's data | Accuracy, academic independence, work samples, and academic prompt level. |
| Your clinical data | Selected and defined by your BCBA under the treatment plan. |
| Staff direction | Rocli explains the material, the academic objective, and the required work sample. Your BCBA trains and supervises RBT implementation of behavior-analytic procedures. |
Documentation stays separate. Rocli documents academic instruction, work samples, mastery, and progress toward academic targets. Your center documents behavior-analytic treatment, medical necessity, supervision, and clinical outcomes. Neither party alters the other party's records.
Rocli does not submit academic services to health insurance. The service remains private-pay academic support.
ABA billing ordinarily pauses during a child's direct Rocli appointment, unless your center has specific written payer guidance authorizing concurrent medically necessary treatment. An RBT cannot bill for supervising schoolwork — any billed ABA service must follow the authorized treatment plan, payer requirements, active implementation, supervision, data collection, and documentation standards.
Verifying guidance for each payer and each child is the provider's responsibility. Clinic staff participation in between-session learning is never assumed; it has to be agreed and scheduled by the center.
This page is an operational framework, not payer-specific legal or billing advice. We'd encourage you to obtain written guidance from each applicable payer and consult your compliance advisor.
| Monthly tuition | $575 per child, paid directly to Rocli |
|---|---|
| One-time setup | $295 per child — assessment, learning profile, curriculum setup, Brightwheel, and the first 30-day plan |
| Cost to the center | None. No Rocli program fee is charged to your center. |
| Launch minimum | Four families enrolled in consecutive weekly appointments |
A clinic day opens once four families complete enrollment and are ready for consecutive weekly appointments.
The parent administers the Georgia home study program, files the required Declaration of Intent, and ensures the full-week learning plan is completed.
Rocli provides the academic assessment, curriculum, weekly instruction, assignments, and progress support. Rocli is not the child's private school, and Rocli is not an ABA provider.
Customized curriculum and 30-day learning plan available in each area. Not on the list? Tell us where you are — new locations open as families enroll.
Personalized educational assessment
Customized curriculum and 90-day learning plan
Comprehensive written report and collaboration summary
Personalized educational assessment
Customized curriculum and 90-day learning plan
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The next step is simple: identify four potentially interested families and one possible weekly block. Rocli provides the parent flyer, enrolls families directly, completes academic setup, and coordinates the launch.
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