Forta Health
11 known investors
Forta Health delivers insurance-covered virtual and in-home ABA therapy for children with autism across 43 US states.
Also known as Forta · Forta ABA
Founders & leadership
Investors · 11
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Forta Health is a provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. It operates two care models: Virtual ABA, delivered by board-certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) and registered behavior technicians (RBTs) over secure video across 43 US states, and In-Home ABA, in which a dedicated RBT works with the child in person under BCBA supervision, initially available in Houston and other select cities. Both models are structured around active parent participation in each session, with families expected to commit to roughly 10-15 hours per week of therapy depending on the program.
The company positions itself against the long waitlists and clinic travel associated with conventional ABA delivery, stating that families can begin therapy within 90 days compared with the 6-18 month waits it says families encounter elsewhere. Intake proceeds through eligibility screening (about a five-minute application plus a consultation, typically within 24-48 hours), clinical intake and insurance authorization (two to four weeks), a BCBA assessment and individualized treatment plan (four to six weeks), and the start of therapy. Admission requires a formal ASD diagnosis (referenced as ICD code F84.0) from a child psychologist, pediatric neurologist, or developmental pediatrician, and an accepted insurance policy.
Forta cites internal outcome figures including an 87% overall goal success rate, a 127% improvement in the first 20 weeks, and a 2x increase in treatment utilization, referencing an April 2024 publication on family-centric applied behavior analysis. It also publishes verified Trustpilot reviews from participating families, with a TrustScore of 4.1.
Business model
Forta Health delivers clinician-provided ABA therapy services directly to families, with care furnished by employed or contracted BCBAs and RBTs via telehealth and in-home visits. The company also runs parent-facing educational content such as webinars (for example an IEP refresher course) and accepts patient referrals from other providers.
Services are billed to health insurance. Forta states it accepts more than 300 private insurance and Medicaid policies across the states it serves, and that for most Medicaid families ABA therapy is covered with no out-of-pocket cost; coverage and cost-sharing vary by state and plan, and the company verifies expected cost before treatment begins.
Traction
The company reports service coverage in 43 states, acceptance of more than 300 insurance policies, published outcome metrics (87% goal success rate, 127% improvement over the first 20 weeks, 2x utilization increase), and a Trustpilot TrustScore of 4.1 with verified family reviews dated between August 2025 and February 2026.
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Market position
Forta Health operates in the ABA therapy market for pediatric autism, targeting the access gap created by long clinic waitlists, geographic distance from clinics, and insurance barriers.
Forta emphasizes elimination of waitlists with therapy starting within 90 days, flexible scheduling without travel, delivery of care in the child's natural home environment, structured parent involvement in every session so caregivers learn reinforcement strategies, and broad insurance acceptance including Medicaid.
Technology
Care is delivered over secure video for the virtual program, with an online eligibility application and zip-code coverage checker for in-home service availability.
Go-to-market
Direct-to-family online acquisition through a short web application and consultation, supported by insurance benefit verification by an in-house advocacy team, a provider referral pathway, parent-education webinars, and published Trustpilot reviews.
Families of children with a formal autism spectrum disorder diagnosis who hold accepted private insurance or Medicaid coverage, and who can commit to consistent home-based therapy of approximately 10-15 hours per week with active parent involvement. Referring clinicians are a secondary audience.
Geography
Virtual ABA is offered across 43 US states; In-Home ABA is available in select cities, with Houston named as a launch market.
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Key figures
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsForta Health opened an In-Home ABA program in which a dedicated registered behavior technician works with the child in person under BCBA oversight, initially serving Houston, alongside its existing virtual offering.
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In the news
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primary sources listed
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Forta Health do?
- Forta Health delivers insurance-covered virtual and in-home ABA therapy for children with autism across 43 US states.
- Who founded Forta Health?
- Forta Health was founded by Jonathan Roberts.
- Who are Forta Health's investors?
- Forta Health's investors include Bantam Group, Brighter Capital, Evolution Ventures, Good Friends, Kinled Holding, Moai Capital, Myelin VC, Tectonic Ventures and 3 more.


