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Children And Family Services
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Our Children's Programs provide assistance to families with children who are demonstrating a developmental delay, have an established condition, or who have developmental disabilities. Through case management, an Individualized Family Support Plan (IFSP) is created to identify family priorities, coordinate resources, and ensure entitlements while promoting the development of every child. The Early Intervention Program provides Part C supports and works closely with the State Early Intervention Colorado team to ensure that federal regulations are met.
| Early Intervention Program |
Serves families with children from birth to 3 years in their natural environments by providing or coordinating:
Necessary instruction or therapies
Inclusion within community based play groups or classes
Transitional support for children entering preschool
| The Family Support & Services Program assists families with children from birth through adulthood by providing: |
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The Family Support & Services Program assists families with children from birth through adulthood by providing:
- Case Management
- Financial assistance
- Support to facilitate families remaining together
- Collaboration among community resources
- Support during the Individual Education Plan (IEP) process.
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| The Children's Extensive Support Waiver (CES) |
The Children's Extensive Support Waiver is a program for Children under the age of 18 with disabilities that require significant medical or behavior support. CES offers a variety of supports that can be selected to address the particular needs of an eligible child and his or her family. These services can include:
- Child Care Services
- Personal Supports
- Household Services
- Home Modification
- Assistive Technology
- Recreational Equipment
- Specialized Medical Equipment and Supplies
- Professional Services
- Behavioral Services
- Community Connection Service
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Children's Home and Community Based Services Medicaid Waiver
(CHCBS Waiver)
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The CHCBS Medicaid Waiver is available to Colorado residents who have a child or children with a disability and who do not qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) through the Social Security Administration. Families who qualify for SSI automatically receive Medicaid benefits for their children. SSI eligibility is based on the family's income and assets. If a family does not qualify for SSI but needs insurance for their child/ children, this waiver provides Medicaid for the child with the disability even though the parent's income or assets make them ineligible for SSI, and therefore for Medicaid. For more information, contact your local office of Health and Human Services.
| Colorado's Children with Autism Medicaid Waiver (CWA) |
Parent's who have children under the age of six years with a medical diagnosis of autism may apply for the CWA. Children enrolled in this waiver may be eligible to receive therapies from Medicaid providers even though their parents have assets or income that make them ineligible for Medicaid.
For more information on how we can support your family and child please contact:
Sara Sims at 1-800-626-6450 or sara@mtnvalley.org .
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