Specialized support
for every stage.

Early support for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or diagnosed conditions, provided in familiar settings like the home, daycare, or community.

• Speech Therapy

  Communication and language support for infants and toddlers, using play-based strategies that meet each child at their stage.

• Occupational Therapy

  Support for everyday skills such as fine motor development, sensory processing, self-care, and daily routines.

• Physical Therapy

  Support for strength, balance, movement, and gross motor development through age-appropriate exercises and guided play.

• Special Instruction

  Targeted developmental support that helps children build age-appropriate skills in a nurturing, one-on-one setting.

Medicaid-supported services that help eligible children and youth receive care and support at home and in the community.

• Applied Behavior Analysis

  Individualized support for children with developmental or behavioral needs, focused on building skills and encouraging positive progress.

• Palliative Care

  Support for children and youth with chronic medical, physical, or developmental conditions, focused on comfort, quality of life, and family support.

• Respite & Crisis Respite

  Short-term support that gives caregivers relief, helps reduce stress, and provides additional care during challenging moments.

• Family Advocacy & Support

  Guidance, education, peer support, and advocacy for caregivers and family members navigating their child's needs.

Support for Medicaid members and families with everyday needs that can affect health and well-being, such as food, housing, transportation, utilities, and care coordination.

• Service Coordination

  Guidance to help families identify needs, understand available services, and connect with the right support.

Employment-focused support that helps young people build confidence, workplace readiness, and greater independence.

• Supported Employment

  Person-centered support for young adults seeking meaningful employment, including workplace skill-building, job coaching, and ongoing support.

• Prevocational Support

  Foundational career-readiness support, including communication, teamwork, time management, problem-solving, and career exploration.