We manage the entire OPWDD process for New York families with children who have developmental disabilities — eligibility through services starting in your home. Typically 4 to 6 months instead of 12 to 18. No fees, ever.

Aides trained for the specific needs of children with developmental and neurological conditions — and matched to your family's language.
Sensory-aware, routine-driven one-on-one support at home, at school, and in the community.
Patient structure for focus, transitions, homework, and the daily routines that keep a household calm.
Mobility, transfers, feeding, and personal care from aides trained for physical and motor needs.
Warm, consistent help with daily-living and communication skills that grows with your child.
OPWDD-funded habilitation and home care built around your child's own goals and pace.
Seizure-aware supervision, medication reminders, and a calm, safe home routine.
Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis or ready to bring care home, a care coordinator walks you through your options. Bilingual intake. No fees, ever.
From the first eligibility packet to the moment care starts in your home, Amelia runs every step in parallel.
We assemble the eligibility packet, schedule missing evaluations with pediatric psychologists we trust, and sit alongside you at the Front Door intake.
Filed before the 10th-of-the-month deadline. We send a CANS worksheet and hold a 45-minute coaching call so nothing is under-reported.
Filed in parallel with CCO enrollment so neither step waits on the other. Eligibility is based on the child's income alone — not yours.
One-on-one home care for kids with autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, epilepsy and more — matched to your language.
One-on-one skill-building at home, at school, or in the community — communication, daily living, social and community-integration skills.
A family-controlled budget for approved services — including hiring a family member as the paid caregiver. We set it up and manage it with you.
In New York, most family members and friends can be hired and paid as the Home Health Aide for a child with a qualifying developmental disability. Once approved, your child's care can stay in the hands of the people who love them most.
The one exception: parents and legal guardians cannot be the paid aide for their own child.
Call (929) 333-3955 to startNo fee for the conversation. Whether you're starting from scratch, stuck mid-application, or navigating a denial — call us.