Three service lines for adults 17+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We meet you where you are — whether that’s a Host Home placement, in-home personal care, or supporting a family member as a paid caregiver.
Grace Mountain Agency is a Colorado Program Approved Service Agency (PASA). That means the State of Colorado has approved us to provide residential and in-home services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who qualify for the HCBS-DD waiver.
Our work begins with curiosity. Every behavior is a real need trying to be met — and when we understand the need, the placement starts working in a way it doesn’t when behavior is treated as a problem to manage.
Every adult in the home passes background and reference checks before approval.
Every Host Home provider completes our training program led by Mallory, our Provider Training Lead.
Our QA specialist inspects every home in person for HUD and state compliance.
Our Agency Nurse oversees medication and health compliance for every home.
You email or call. Christina personally responds within one business day.
We get curious. Who is your loved one? What do they want? What do they need?
Christina runs the meet-and-greet with the receiving Care Coordinator and host home team.
After move-in, your dedicated Care Coordinator owns the relationship for the long run.
“I’d love to have other clients know how kind and helpful this agency is. I’m so grateful to Grace Mountain for providing a bridge toward independence I never dreamed was possible when I got out of residential treatment.”— Former Grace Mountain Client
“I’ve been with you guys since Day 1 and I know you guys love me. I know I’m your favorite. Other people have come and gone, but you guys have been with me through it all.”— Grace Mountain Client
A Program Approved Service Agency is approved by the State of Colorado to provide residential and in-home services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who qualify for the HCBS-DD waiver. Grace Mountain Agency has been a PASA since October 2020.
Adults 17 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities who qualify for the HCBS-DD waiver.
Three: Host Homes (residential placement with a trained provider family), Personal Care Alternative (in-home support), and Family Caregivers (a family member can be compensated to deliver the care). People living in our host homes can also get Supported Community Connections, support to take part in community life, when it is in their service plan.
Arapahoe, Douglas, Denver, Jefferson, Adams, and Boulder counties. I-70 corridor expansion is coming soon.
Four steps: first conversation with Christina (our CEO), a discovery conversation about your loved one's needs and goals, a match-and-meet with the receiving Care Coordinator and host home team, and move-in with ongoing Care Coordinator support.
Background and reference checks on every adult in the home, structured provider training led by our Provider Training Lead, in-person QA home inspections for HUD and state compliance, and ongoing clinical oversight from our Agency Nurse.
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