Advocating for independence and inclusion, TRE partners with children and adults who have a variety of disabilities, delays, mental health or long-term care needs. We do this using a person-centered approach in coordinating care, promoting choices, and collaborating with community partners.
We pay close attention to what makes each person we serve special, tailoring the programs and services that are available to suit their individual needs. We work with people throughout the course of their lives, supporting them from birth, before school, through school, and as adults and seniors.
We go to where the people we serve live, work, learn, and play in order to make receiving services as easy as possible. We help find the right partners for accurate diagnosis and exceptional care, working closely with families and caregivers along the way. TRE services include eligibility determination, developmental disability determination, assistance with enrollment into Long-Term Care Medicaid or State General Fund programs, service plan development, and arrangement for services, service coordination case management , and monitoring of services received.
By bringing all waivers here, we believe we can achieve greater efficiencies and provide the level a quality for which we are known. TRE Early Intervention teams are geographically located throughout southern Colorado and are comprised of physical, occupational, speech, and behavioral therapists, developmental interventionists and nutritionists who have an average of 26 years experience. TRE also provides Early Childhood Mental Health consultations and is committed to supporting parents and caregivers to foster strong social-emotional development in our children.
Families who have children with developmental disabilities or delays often incur costs beyond those typically experienced by other families. The Family Support Services Program provides support for qualifying families through state general funds. The primary purpose of this program is to support children with developmental disabilities or delays to remain in their own nurturing family setting and prevent out-of-home placements.
