For exhausted Colorado parents and family caregivers

How to Understand Colorado Medicaid Waivers, Find the Right Services for Your Family, and Stop Fighting for Every Answer

Before Colorado’s paid caregiver rules change again in January 2027…

Join Maureen Welch, independent educator and mom who has spent years inside Colorado’s disability system, for a free live training on Medicaid waivers, caregiver pay, and the services your family may be missing.

FREE LIVE TRAINING
WED, SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
7:00 PM MOUNTAIN
Maureen Welch
Maureen Welch Founder, Navigating Disability Colorado
Prize drawing

One lucky attendee wins a free 60-minute 1:1 consult

We draw the winner at the end of the presentation. A $250 value.

Plain-English guidance for a system families often describe as confusing and full of “gobbledygook.”
Focused on practical next steps: what to ask for, what may be available, and how to prepare.
Built for busy family caregivers who do not have time for one more complicated thing.
FAMILIES LIKE YOURS

How 3 Colorado Families Went From Confused and Paying Out of Pocket to Getting the Support They Needed

See what changed when these families stopped trying to figure the system out alone.

Norma

“Within two months, it got approved.”

“I didn’t know what the CES waiver was while I was doing that process, and that took about nine months. Maureen came along and within two months it got approved because of the verbiage that she taught me to state to the representative that I was speaking to, and it made all the difference in the world.”

Norma Mom to Alexa, who has Down syndrome
Melissa Saynourath

“Once we met with Maureen, an entire world opened up.”

Before receiving assistance, Melissa had no disability services in place, was paying for everything out of pocket, and lacked guidance on how to work through the system.

“Once we met with Maureen, an entire world opened up. My son is now more confident because he has people that understand him, and people to help him navigate from the high school world to the adult world.”

Melissa Saynourath Mom to a 19-year-old son with autism and ADHD
Brianna

“It has become a big light in our lives.”

“We knew that we could barely cover our expenses, but the way things were going, it just wasn’t feasible. It has become a big light in our lives.”

Brianna Parent with a disability raising a daughter with disabilities