Payment for Services: TTBH accepts many insurance plans including Medicaid and Medicare. Many services are available on a sliding fee scale, and TTBH will not refuse services to a person based on their inability to pay.
Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services are provided for individuals upon graduation from high school or through the Early Childhood Intervention program up to the child's third birthday. The public school system is the primary service provider after the age of 3 through graduation from high school.
However, a youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) may have an additional emotional or mental disorder that qualifies the youth for the Children's Mental Health program.
Services Available
- Case Management / Service Coordination Comprehensive coordination of services to help individuals and families access appropriate supports and community resources.
- Day Habilitation Structured activities designed to develop and maintain self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills in a group setting.
- Employment Assistance Support in obtaining, maintaining, and advancing in competitive, integrated employment.
- Supported Employment Ongoing support and job coaching for individuals in competitive employment settings.
- Respite Services Short-term relief for primary caregivers, provided in-home or out-of-home.
- Community Support Services Assistance with daily living skills, community integration, and independence.
- Intake & Assessment Eligibility determination and service planning by qualified clinical staff.
- YES Waiver Services Specialized services for youth with serious emotional disturbances. Learn more about the YES Waiver.
For IDD inquiries, please call (956) 289-7233.