If there is evidence that the person might pose a danger to themselves or others, or if it affected the patient psychologically/mentally (e.g.B returns during treatment) if this is necessary to switch to a network provider, a case could be made for increased continuation of care with the current provider. Examples: a patient has an uncertain bond and it is very difficult to trust others. The already existing therapeutic relationship with the current provider can be considered as a factor in the allocation of sca. As an ABA therapy provider, you may want to consider negotiating a single case agreement (SCA) to offer services to a patient. These agreements are concluded between insurance companies and out-of-network service providers (OON) with which the OON Agency is recognized as an in-network network (DSD) provider. . . .