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  • One-on-One Individualized IEP Services

    • Guide families on the IEP/504 Plan process.
    • Information on Parental rights
    • Gathering information, IEP assessments, psychoeducational evaluations, school records and contact information for all professionals.
    • Guidance in IEP draft development
    • Preparation for IEP meeting
    • In person support and attendance at IEP meetings
    • Behavioral Intervention Plan support
    • Least Restrictive Environment Help
    • Facilitate ongoing positive communication and collaboration with providers

  • Transition Plan

    • Review what needs to be done when your child turns 18.
    • Discuss Vocational Rehab.
    • Guidance on when to consider guardianship.
    • Review of available public services you qualify for and assistance in the application process

  • Medicaid/SSI/SSDI

    • Review available programs
    • Assist with the application process
    • Assist with denial  appeals
    • Review SSI/SSDI qualifications

  • Waiver and Katie Beckett Applications

    • Review available programs
    • Assist with application process
    • Support submission of application
    • GA NOW/COMP Waiver Programs
    • GA GAPP Program
    • ECF Choices
    • Family Support Services Direction

Our Disability and Special Needs Care Managers will do what it takes to help with the next steps

Disability and Special Needs

Care Manager Advocates

Do you know if you qualify for SSI or Medicaid? Are you utilizing waiver services? Are you struggling to implement an effective IEP? Are you wondering which benefits fit your needs? Do you know what to do once your child turns 18? Our Care Managers have been advocating for disability and special education services for 30 years with experience helping families succeed by getting them the services they deserve, even if they have already been declined.

You are not alone. Let’s talk about your child’s needs and see what our Care Managers can do to help you take the next steps.

It's not often that someone outside the family devotes extensive time and effort to ensure your loved one is in the most fitting environment and receives the necessary support.

-Amy C

Our Three-Step Process

1

Initial 20-minute complimentary phone conversation to discuss concerns.

2

Two-hour in-person or virtual consultation to review the current situation, identify needs and special education services, and advise on development of a plan appropriate for your goals.

3

Ongoing support and advisement, including document collection and review, and in-person attendance at meetings.

Our Disability and Special Needs Care Managers Are With You to Take the Next Steps

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