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Tell us about your loved one. We'll listen, answer questions about SCC, NMT, and residential services, and walk you through what enrollment looks like.

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What happens next

A simple, no-pressure path to enrollment.

Choosing a day program for an adult with an intellectual or developmental disability is a big decision. We've walked this road as both providers and as a family, and we want the process to feel calm, informed, and honest. Here's exactly what to expect after you reach out.

  1. 1

    A short conversation

    Email us or submit the form. ElizaBeth typically responds within one business day to set up a 20-30 minute call to learn about your loved one, their interests, communication style, and any support needs.

  2. 2

    An in-person visit

    Come see the space near Monaco & Colfax. Meet Mishka, tour the weaving studio and sensory areas, and watch a typical day unfold. Bring your loved one along whenever possible.

  3. 3

    Authorization & start date

    We coordinate directly with your Case Manager at Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) or your CCB to confirm SCC authorization on the DD Waiver or Mill Levy funding, then set a comfortable start date.

Frequently asked

Questions families ask first.

Do you accept the Medicaid DD Waiver?

Yes. We are a state-authorized Supported Community Connections (SCC) provider on the DD Waiver, and we also accept Mill Levy SCC funding through RMHS for adults who do not have a waiver.

What is the staff-to-participant ratio?

We intentionally keep our day program small so every participant gets meaningful one-to-one and small-group attention, especially important for adults with autism, complex communication, or higher support needs.

Do you provide transportation?

Yes. We offer Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) to and from the program and for community outings, billed separately through the waiver.

Which neighborhoods do you serve?

Our home base is near Monaco & Colfax in Denver. We regularly serve families from Park Hill, Lowry, Aurora, Central Park, Cherry Creek, and surrounding metro neighborhoods.

Is there a waitlist?

Availability changes throughout the year. Reach out and we'll be upfront about current openings, expected timelines, and whether a trial day makes sense while you decide.