Providers, working together, at the Capitol
APG serves and promotes the common interests of providers who serve people on the autism spectrum in Georgia.
A professional association built by providers, for providers
Providers, working together, are best positioned to identify problems early and advocate for solutions that serve both the profession and the patients it serves.
Autism Providers of Georgia is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit professional association. We represent our members through strategic legislative and agency advocacy, proactive engagement with payors, and work on the industry's hardest problems: workforce shortages, reimbursement rates and operational barriers.
Four places policy is made, one provider voice
Georgia General Assembly
Bills, resolutions and budget provisions that affect autism services and ABA reimbursement.
Department of Community Health
Medicaid policy, rate methodologies and credentialing rules.
Commissioner of Insurance
Commercial coverage and insurance regulation affecting autism care.
Medicaid CMOs
Contract and rate changes, notices and transitions across Georgia's care management organizations.
Meet the APG board
Provider leaders who volunteer their time to represent Georgia's ABA community.
Kim Dean
Founder, CEO & Director[Organization]
Anna Bullard
Director[Organization]
Amanda Bissonnette
Director[Organization]
Kristen Vaughn
Director[Organization]
Michael Owens
Director[Organization]Together, we shape autism policy for Georgia.
Join the provider organizations and clinicians who give ABA a unified voice at the Capitol, at DCH and with every Medicaid CMO.
- Direct representation at the Capitol
- Early alerts on rate and policy changes
- Statewide benchmarking and data