Tag: Regional Center

School’s almost out and summer’s almost here, and that means it’s time to start planning for that extra summer support for your kiddo! Whether they’re headed to camp and might need a 1:1 aide, or staying at home with you while you’re working, your Regional Center may be able to able to step in and …

To all the families and businesses affected by the fires around Los Angeles, we are heartbroken and here to support in whatever ways we can. As many of our Undivided staff also live in the affected areas, it is personal in every way. We will be sharing relevant resources as they come and evolve. You …

The funding issue: how to make insurance, Regional Center, and Medi-Cal work together Getting the right benefits and resources for our kids is tough enough — but figuring out how to fund it all? That’s a whole different ballgame. We might feel we have a good grasp on private insurance, for example, but then comes …

Did you know that Regional Center can provide support all year long — and be a great resource to supplement IEP services? It’s true! This week we’re breaking down how to get the most out of Regional Center to meet your kiddo’s needs (including the lesser known services you may not know about). While every …

Summer is right around the corner, so now is the perfect time to start requesting extra support from your Regional Center to help make sure your kiddo’s needs are met. Every Regional Center does things a bit differently, but here are some common services to talk to your service coordinator about. Remember: it could take …

Navigating how to fund our kids’ medical and therapeutic needs can often feel like a juggling act — Regional Center in one hand, Medical-Cal in the other, while private insurance, Self-Determination, and other avenues of care hang above our heads. Those familiar funding sources may step in when insurance doesn’t cover a service or support, …

Our kids’ lives are full of choices — what snack to eat after school, which backpack to use (Batman or Frozen?!), what skills/hobbies/interests to explore, etc. As parents, we may make choices for our kids while they’re still very young, but it’s important that they are always meaningfully involved in the planning and decisions that …

As we prepare to transition to summer, we have a lot on our minds when it comes to our kiddos’ time off school. How do we plan for a summer filled with fun and growth that allows our kids to have a successful, accessible, social summer? This week, we’re exploring how to get the most …