September 15, 2026

Artemis ABA and Plutus Health Join Florida's Behavior Analysis Community for FABA's 46th Annual Conference.

FABA 2026
As the Florida Association for Behavior Analysis marks nearly five decades of advancing the field, two companies bring a combined approach to clinical operations and revenue cycle management to this year's gathering.

DALLAS, TX - [September 09, 2026]- Artemis ABA, a practice management platform built specifically for ABA providers and Plutus Health, a revenue cycle management company serving healthcare providers nationwide, will take part in the Florida Association for Behavior Analysis's 46th Annual Conference this September in Orlando.The milestone conference brings together hundreds of behavior analysis professionals from across the state, and this year marks the first time the two companies are attending together.

Forty-Six Years of Advancing Behavior Analysis

FABA's 46th Annual Conference caps nearly five decades of the association's work connecting Florida's behavior analysis professionals. It reflects how far the field has grown - from a niche discipline to a statewide network spanning clinics, schools, and hospitals.

As demand for ABA services expands, the systems supporting clinics haven't always kept pace a gap both companies see as central to the field's next stage of growth.

A Combined Approach to Clinical and Financial Operations

Where Artemis ABA focuses on the clinical side of practice management, Plutus Health focuses on what happens after a session ends - the eligibility checks, coding, and claims work that determines whether a practice gets paid accurately and on time.

Both platforms are built around specialized AI systems: Artemis ABA's AI Scheduler, AI Session Notes, and AI Treatment Plans on the clinical side, and Plutus Health's OlympusAI and agentic AI workflow on the revenue cycle side - reflecting a shared view that the next stage of ABA operations depends on systems that do the work automatically, not just track it.

Meeting the Community in Orlando

Representatives from both organizations will be available throughout the conference to meet with practice owners, clinical directors, and BCBAs.

"Behavior analysts came into this field to help kids make progress, not to fight authorizations or chase down documentation," said Doug Hailey, Sales Representative at Artemis ABA. "Bringing Artemis and Plutus together at FABA gives practices a chance to see both sides of that problem addressed in one conversation."

Attendees can also learn more about a complimentary ABA revenue cycle assessment and a trial period for Artemis ABA's practice management platform.