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TargetFlo — ABA therapy center operations software

Billing & Claims

Coming soon

ABA billing and claims software built on the authorization-to-claim chain

Authorization → ScheduleBooking → SessionInstance → SessionNote → Claim. Eligibility is live today; notes and claims are built into the architecture and rolling out in product releases.

What is TargetFlo Billing & Claims?

TargetFlo Billing & Claims is ABA billing and claims software that treats a claim as the last link in a chain — authorization, booking, session, and signed note — rather than a form filled in from memory. The chain starts with live insurance eligibility at intake and runs through roadmap scheduling, session notes, and claims submission, all on the same client record.

Coming soon

Built into the architecture — rolling out in product releases

The ABA revenue path

Five records, one chain

Every claim TargetFlo produces can be traced back to a specific session, a signed note, and the authorization it drew units from.

  1. 01

    Authorization

    Approved units per CPT code

  2. 02

    ScheduleBooking

    Recurring slots

  3. 03

    SessionInstance

    Calendar session

  4. 04

    SessionNote

    Clinical documentation

  5. 05

    Claim

    Billable units × rate

Codes

ABA CPT codes TargetFlo models (97151–97158, H0032)

Each code carries a typical provider type. Scheduling uses it to enforce credentials; billing uses it to compute units × rate.

ABA CPT codes modeled in TargetFlo with typical rendering provider
CPT codeServiceTypical provider
97151Behavior Identification AssessmentBCBA
97152Supporting AssessmentRBT
97153Direct ABA TherapyRBT
97155Protocol Modification / SupervisionBCBA
97156Parent/Caregiver TrainingBCBA
97158Group ABARBT
H0032BIP/POC Development (NC Medicaid)BCBA

Rates and unit definitions vary by payer and state. TargetFlo stores contracted rates per payer and code so the claim math is yours, not a default. Read CPT codes for ABA therapy explained.

Capabilities

What is live and what is coming

One live item starts the chain today. The rest are labeled Coming soon and ship as releases on the same data model.

Eligibility at intake

Real-time 270/271 checks run in the Insurance stage so coverage and prior-auth requirements are known before the first session.

Coming soon

Authorization management

Approved units per CPT code, effective and expiry dates, and remaining balance — the number every booking checks against.

Coming soon

Authorization-linked sessions

Every SessionInstance references the authorization it draws from. Sessions without coverage are flagged before they happen.

Coming soon

Session notes

Clinical documentation attached to the session it describes, signed by the rendering provider, ready to support the claim line.

Coming soon

Units × rate

Claims are computed from documented units and the contracted rate per CPT code, not re-keyed from a paper log.

Coming soon

Claims submission

Submit claims with the session, note, and authorization linked — so denials can be traced to a specific gap in the chain.

Live today

Live today

Eligibility feeds billing from the first touch

Billing problems usually start at intake: a plan without an ABA benefit, a prior-auth requirement nobody noticed, a deductible that changes the family's decision. TargetFlo runs the 270/271 check in the Insurance stage so the answer is on the client record before anyone schedules.

  • Payer, plan, effective date, copay, deductible, and ABA benefit captured per client
  • Prior-authorization requirement surfaces before the Pending Authorization stage
  • Results attach to the client record and carry forward into authorization management
  • Stedi-compatible connection; no re-keying from a payer portal

Why the chain matters

Coming soon

Authorization-linked scheduling prevents unbillable sessions

An unbillable session is one that was delivered but cannot be claimed — because the authorization had expired, the units were exhausted, or the wrong credential rendered it. Every one of those failures is knowable before the session if the schedule is linked to the authorization.

  • Units remaining per CPT code are checked when the booking is created, not when the claim is denied
  • Authorization windows are enforced on the calendar; sessions outside them are flagged
  • Credential rules (RBT for 97153, BCBA for 97155/97156) are applied at scheduling
  • A missing or unsigned SessionNote blocks the claim line instead of producing a rejected one

Roadmap releases

Session notes and claims submission

Two releases complete the chain. Both are labeled Coming soon and attach to the sessions and authorizations already in your TargetFlo account.

Coming soon

Session notes

Clinical documentation attached to the SessionInstance it describes. Notes capture the rendering provider, start and end time, units delivered, and the provider's signature. A session without a signed note cannot produce a claim line.

Coming soon

Claims submission

Claims are generated from documented units multiplied by the contracted rate for each CPT code, then handed to your clearinghouse or payer connection with the authorization, session, and note linked — so any denial points to a specific gap.

Read the full workflow: Authorization to claim — the ABA revenue cycle explained.

FAQ

Billing & claims FAQs

Straight answers on what is live, what is roadmap, and how the chain fits together.

Get the billing chain right from intake

Book a demo. We show live eligibility at intake and walk through how authorization management, session notes, and claims release on the same records.