A weekly update their child's BCBA has sealed, in plain language.

In English or Spanish

The parent portal reads in English or Spanish. For a family that prefers Spanish, a translation is queued from the approved English summary and goes through a BCBA approval step before a family sees it.

Before and after

• Before. Families wait for updates while clinicians reassemble context from notes and messages, and learn about progress second-hand.
• With ABACare. A weekly update is drafted from source evidence, read and sealed by the BCBA, and shown in plain language with the reviewer and date on it.

How it fits a solo practice, a group and a larger organization

• Solo practice. The BCBA reads and seals the weekly update personally, so the family hears from the person who knows the child.
• Group practice. A care coordinator answers family messages with the case context already beside the thread, and nothing clinical reaches a family before the BCBA approves it.
• Multi-site and enterprise. A parent sees only their own children, and never raw clinical logs, claim details, denial data or internal risk scoring, whatever the size of the organization. Only BCBAs are billable seats; parent access is included.

Questions

Can a family see an update before the BCBA has approved it?

No. Summaries are held until the care team approves the source facts and the language, and the update shows the reviewer and date.

What does a parent not see?

Raw clinical logs, claim details, denial data and internal risk scoring. Parents see approved progress summaries and simple authorization status.

Does a parent pay for access?

No. The parent portal is free. Only BCBAs are billable seats; RBTs, parents and non-clinical staff are included.