Direct intake line to our CEO, Christina Thomson. Response within one business day. Every level of need gets real consideration — including the placements other agencies can’t take.
Our philosophy is that every behavior is a real need trying to be met. That changes which placements we’re prepared to take.
Aggression, elopement risk, self-injurious behavior. We accept these referrals on a case-by-case basis with elevated training for the host home team.
G-tube, oxygen, seizure disorder, non-ambulatory clients. Our Agency Nurse oversees medication and health compliance across every home.
Prior offenses, including sex-offense histories, are evaluated case-by-case. Provider home selection and ongoing oversight reflect the placement context.
IDD plus serious mental-health diagnoses (schizophrenia, bipolar). Active substance use is evaluated case-by-case.
We receive direct referrals from regional centers and institutions. Host home teams receive elevated training designed for the level of support these moves require.
Adults aging within the IDD system. We are committed to keeping placements stable as needs change rather than passing the client to a new agency.
Our Agency Nurse monitors health and medication compliance across every home.
Our QA specialist inspects every home in person for HUD and state compliance.
Every host home provider completes our structured training program.
Each client is assigned a Care Coordinator who owns the relationship after move-in.
Within one business day. She personally takes every new-client call before handoff.
Christina runs the meet-and-greet with the receiving Care Coordinator and the host home team.
After move-in, your assigned Care Coordinator owns the ongoing relationship and reporting.
— Jamie Van Beek, Rocky Mountain Human Services“Grace Mountain Agency is one of the best providers I’ve worked with in the ten years I have been in the field of social work.
They really care about their members and go above and beyond to support each one of them.
Communication is always thorough and prompt. If you are looking for a provider that goes above and beyond reach out to Grace Mountain!”
HCBS-DD only. We do not currently serve SLS or CES waivers.
Arapahoe, Douglas, Denver, Jefferson, Adams, and Boulder counties. I-70 corridor expansion is coming soon.
Christina, our CEO, personally takes every new-client call and responds within one business day.
Yes — case by case. Behavioral complexity (aggression, elopement, self-injurious behavior), medical complexity (G-tube, oxygen, seizure disorder, non-ambulatory), forensic histories including sex-offense histories, and dual diagnosis are all evaluated individually with appropriate placement matching and elevated training.
Yes. Regional center transitions are our specialty. We receive direct referrals from regional centers and institutions, and our host home teams receive elevated training designed for the level of support these moves require.
Clinical oversight from our Agency Nurse, structured QA home inspections for HUD and state compliance, a dedicated Care Coordinator assigned to every client, and required provider training before any move-in.
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