Although her work representing individuals with medical and mental health disabilities is ongoing, Kim primarily works with ABA therapy providers in all practice related matters, including but not limited to matters involving healthcare compliance advice, payer disputes, and licensing issues. She regularly defends providers against audits, recoupment, and fraud allegations and also advises them on day-to-day ABA operations issues. On behalf of her ABA provider clients, Kim conducts internal audits, and prepares and trains clients on documentation/coding compliance and appeals and audit processes. She further assists her provider clients in creating individualized performance improvement plans and regularly interacts with payer quality control and billing departments.

Kim regularly lectures and provides workshops and trainings of interest for ABA provider associations and organizations, and presents at conferences nationwide and internationally to both parents and healthcare providers. She is also a long-time advocate for the autism spectrum disorder and disability communities and regularly interacts with a number of non-profits dedicated to these communities. Kim has worked closely with and served in leadership positions for a variety of ASD-related organizations, including the Elizabeth Birt Center for Autism Law and Advocacy and the New York Metro Chapter of the National Autism Association, among other organizations. She is an author/editor of three books, lectures has appeared in the media. Kim maintains active licenses to practice law in New York and New Jersey as well as before a number of federal courts. She serves clients around the United States to assist them in resolving disputers with insurance payers and funders.