Our story
Built from the belief that better care starts with better-supported people.
Kindaya is an in-home ABA practice rooted in genuine care, deep preparation, and respect for every family we serve.
Meet the founder
Hogan Wagner, BCBA
Board Certified Behavior Analyst · Founder, Kindaya ABA
Hogan founded Kindaya after twelve years of clinical work in behavior analysis and a career that also spans recruiting and operational systems for growing service organizations. That combination shapes everything about how Kindaya runs: the clinical work is evidence-based and carefully supervised, and the systems behind it are built so the people doing that work are supported — not stretched thin.
The conviction that drove Kindaya's founding is simple: families navigating autism deserve better care, and better care starts with better-trained, better-supported, fairly compensated providers. Kindaya is built from that belief outward.
To deliver high-quality, personalized ABA services through strong training, modern systems, and fair compensation — so families get better care and the people providing it are supported.
- Clinical leadership
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst
- Experience
- 12 years in behavior analysis
- Organization NPI
- 1669310009
Our values
What we hold ourselves to.
Family-centered care
Every child and family is different. We build treatment around each family's real routines, priorities, culture, and goals — so ABA feels practical, respectful, and connected to everyday life.
Dignity in every step
We do not reduce children to behaviors or diagnoses. We build skills while protecting dignity, trust, and emotional safety — with patience and respect, always.
Clear communication
Families should not be left guessing. We explain treatment in plain language, share updates, invite questions, and help caregivers understand what is happening and why.
We'd love to get to know your family.
There's no pressure and no commitment in a first conversation. We're here to listen and answer your questions honestly.
Reach out today