Acquisition History Early Autism Project was acquired by ChanceLight in 2012 for $18 million, indicating stability through a parent organization with scale in behavioral health and education. This history suggests potential partnerships or integrated service expansions through ChanceLight's network.

Growth & Scale Operating with 201-500 employees and serving over 18,000 clients daily within ChanceLight’s umbrella signals established capacity for broader service delivery, making it a viable candidate for expanded ABA program offerings or complementary therapies.

Service Footprint EAP provides home, clinic, and school-based ABA therapy for ages 20 months to 21 years, presenting multiple entry points for sales conversations around school district contracts, tele-therapy capabilities, and in-home program support with scalable staffing.

Funding & Revenue Reported revenue between $10M and $25M with a solid payer mix implied by widespread service delivery, suggesting opportunities to align with commercial payers, Medicaid/Medicare programs, or state-funded autism initiatives seeking expanded ABA coverage.

Technology & Digital Technology stack includes WordPress, analytics, and online marketing tools, indicating opportunities to introduce data-driven outcomes dashboards, telehealth enhancements, or digital parent training platforms to drive client acquisition and retention.