Adults & families
You don’t need every
answer to begin.
Bring your questions, your priorities, and the things you want support to make possible.
Start with what
matters to you.
You can be part of the conversation directly and involve the people you choose. A first conversation is a chance to explore the fit—not a commitment to start services.
Ask a general question
Tell us the kind of support you are exploring and your county. You do not need to send clinical records to ask about availability.
Talk through the fit
Discuss the services you are looking for, current coverage, and your DDA arrangement.
Coordinate with your team
Include your Coordinator of Community Services and the people you want involved. The team can explain referral and authorization steps that apply.
Confirm how to share records
Contact our team before sending participant records. Starting a conversation does not confirm a service start date.
Make room for
your questions.
- What would you like to be easier in everyday life?
- What is going well already?
- Who would you like involved?
- What do you need to know before deciding?
Before you reach out
Do I need to know which service to request?
No. Start with a general question about the support you are exploring. The team can help clarify whether CCA may be a fit.
Can you support someone in my county?
Ask us about your county and the service you need. Availability depends on current coverage and the individual arrangement.
Should I email the behavior plan first?
Please do not send behavior plans, assessments, medical records, identification documents, or other sensitive information with a general inquiry. Contact our team before sending participant records.
A clearer next step starts here.
Ask about service fit and availability before sharing personal or clinical records.
Talk with our team