Let me be clear:

If you can’t find staff, it is not because you’re bad at this.

It’s because the structure is underfunded, fragmented, and lagging behind real-world demand.

But families are powerful.
Workers are powerful.
Communities are powerful.

And when we stop quietly absorbing the burden and start naming the problem?

That’s when change accelerates.

If you’re a disabled adult who works and earns “too much” for traditional Medicaid (MAGI), this program allows you to buy into Health First Colorado (Medicaid) instead of losing it.

You keep your coverage.
You pay a monthly premium based on income.
That premium is typically $200 or less.

Compare that to private health insurance premiums.

Here’s the truth: finding reliable caregivers can feel like a full-time job layered on top of your already impossible life.

Traditional platforms take time. Energy. Endless scrolling. Messaging. Interviewing. Vetting.

And if you’re exhausted?
You don’t have extra time.
You don’t have extra energy.

That’s exactly why Disability Care Colorado exists.

The system overlooks the invisible labor Medicaid moms do every day. Learn what it costs, and how NDC supports real caregivers behind the scenes.

Case manager not calling back? Learn how to escalate like a pro with sample emails, CMA contact paths, and state-level complaint steps that actually work.

Working in Colorado with a disability? The Adult Buy-In Program lets you earn income and keep Medicaid. Learn how to qualify, apply, and avoid benefit loss.

Not sure which Colorado Medicaid waiver fits your child’s needs? Get a clear breakdown, DD, SLS, CES, CHRP, EBD, CMHS, and more. Start here.

Want to get paid as a caregiver in Colorado? Learn how CNA, IHSS, and CDASS work, plus how to protect your income with 2025 Medicaid changes.

Learn how Colorado Medicaid is changing in 2025 and what it means for your caregiver pay, PARs, and services. Get real-time guidance from NDC.

Before your child turns 18, there are 3 critical steps to take, guardianship, SSI, and waiver planning. Learn what to do and when with expert support from NDC.

Avoid costly tax mistakes when caring for a loved one. Learn the difference between CFC and waiver caregiving pay, and keep your income safe.

Don’t wait years for DD waiver support in Colorado. Learn why early action matters, and how NDC helps families apply before it’s too late.

Confused by Colorado Medicaid waivers? Learn what most families miss, what it really takes to apply, and how NDC helps you skip the chaos.

Your disabled loved one may benefit from an environment that allows them to work, learn, or explore hobbies in a supportive, inclusive atmosphere. The Disability Innovation Hub is your answer!

It’s hard to care for disabled loved ones. Sometimes, we need a break so we have time for other things. But finding caregivers is daunting. So we created Disability Care Colorado to connect families with providers

During the summer, your disabled child may ask ‘what do we do today?’ It’s a tough question when your child doesn’t fit into traditional activities. The Disability Innovation Hub in Littleton, CO is a new nonprofit space for all abilities that could become the 'hub’ your child needs for work, play and support!

Is your disabled child transitioning to adulthood? You need to plan for guardianship, education, waiver transitions and more. Learn the 5 BADASS transition issues Maureen is managing for her son so you can set your own child up for success in adulthood!

If you’re a disabled working adult, you may be afraid that you’ll earn too much money and be disqualified from Medicaid medical insurance. Learn about the Adult Buy-in Program that allows you to earn more AND keep your Medicaid!

Get organized and gain more control! Advice on how to organize both digital files and hardcopy documents. Knowing where everything is and how to access it will keep you prepared for any situation!

Get on top of the biggest Colorado Medicaid changes coming in 2025. You need to know about the launch of Community First Colorado (CFC), two children’s waivers that are being combined, the waitlist for the DD waiver, and potential budget cuts.