HCP is a program for children and youth with special health care needs, age birth to 21. The goal of the HCP nurse-led team is to help improve the health, development and well-being of children and youth by promoting communication between families, providers and community resources. Through HCP, families can be connected to the care they need and be provided with information that can address a child’s behavioral, developmental, educational, financial, medical and/or social needs. Through care coordination, HCP assists Northeast Colorado families in understanding and coordinating the resources available for care and support including:
- Medicaid
- Social Security Income (SSI)
- Early Intervention Colorado (EI)
- Special education and developmental disabilities services
- Access to health care providers
- Durable medical equipment
The Healthcare Program for Children and Youth With Special Needs also:
- Connects families with available resources;
- Provides assistance with locating and applying for appropriate insurance programs for our youth;
- Ensures that all children born in our region are screened for hearing loss and followed up with;
- Provides nutrition education and screening by a registered dietitian;
- Provides social and familial screenings by a licensed clinical social worker to provide referral for treatment;
- Facilitates access to medical care by addressing your individual case and the barriers you face.
More About Specialty Clinics
Services from NCHD’s specialty clinics are scheduled by appointment only. Clinics are held at NCHD’s District Headquarters in Sterling or in our Fort Morgan office. To make an appointment at one of our clinics, please contact the Children’s Hospital Scheduling Line listed below:
- Neurology: 720-777-6895
- Orthopedic: 720-777-6600
- Rehabilitation: 720-777-2806
HCP Clinic Resource Guide
NCHD is not endorsing, recommending, or involved in providing any investment in the following service providers or representing them otherwise.
Physical Therapy
Sterling Regional Medical Center
(970) 522-0122
CommonSpirit Orthopedics
(970) 542-1707
Yuma District Hospital (970) 848-5405
Wray Hospital (970) 332-3450
McDonald & Associates (970) 867-5541
McDonald & Keil PT Center (970)-522-7743
Momentum Sports Medicine
(970) 522-1969
Mental Health Providers
This is only a partial list, for a full list of behavioral health providers in all counties, visit our Behavioral and Mental Health page.
Centennial Mental Health
(970) 522-4549
Rhino Wellness Center (970) 522-0796
Doreen Hills, LPC (970) 397-4609
New Pathways to Wellness & Recovery Counseling Center (970) 526-6577
Bell Behavioral Health Services
(970) 380-5450
Cecile Marquez, LPC (970) 458-5124
Katherine Anderson, LPC (970) 673-0831
Durable Medical Equipment
NuMotion (970) 624-6110
ask for Rob
Orthotics
Orthotic Prosthetic Solutions (303) 400-8866
ask for Greg
Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES)
Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), is a cooperative agency providing educational services to school districts across northern Colorado.
Centennial BOCES, Fort Morgan
(970) 867-8297
www.cboces.org
East Central BOCES, Limon
(719) 775-2342
www.ecboces.org
Northeast BOCES, Haxtun
(970) 521-2771
www.neboces.org
Early Intervention Colorado
Early Intervention (EI) Colorado supports families of children from birth to their third birthday who have developmental delays or disabilities.
EI Colorado services include coaching and support to give parents the information and skills needed to turn everyday interactions and activities into opportunities to help children learn and grow.
EI Colorado
(833) 733-3734 (833-REFER-EI)
GetStartedwithEI@state.co.us