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  • BIT recruits talented, corporate-ready professionals from the disabled community and connects them with hiring managers in Fortune 500 companies who are serious about bringing in top talent and building a diverse and inclusive workplace.

    BIT recruits talented, corporate-ready professionals from the disabled community and connects them with hiring managers in Fortune 500 companies who are serious about bringing in top talent and building a diverse and inclusive workplace. Our primary focus is on employment within the tech industry. Tech remains one of the top 2 sectors in the U.S. economy with a supply/demand rate of almost 4 advertised openings for each unemployed job seeker. No longer are people with technology backgrounds exclusively employed by tech companies – tech skills are now in high demand in all types of non-tech businesses! Although technology is in our name, it’s not our only game. We are looking for candidates with a well-developed sense of professionalism in a variety of in-demand skills. Some of our most successful candidates have backgrounds in fields such as project management, data science, business analysis, and finance.

    Service Type:
    1. Connecting you with hiring managers;
    2. Providing networking opportunities at candidate events;
    3. Inviting you to workshops and seminars with potential employers;
    4. Featuring you on our social media;
    5. Providing internships or contract opportunities;
    6. SalesForce Solutions Training coursesl
    7. K-12 Programs

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  • For over 20 years Freedom Scientific has provided access to print and computers for individuals with blindness and low vision.

    For over 20 years Freedom Scientific has provided access to print and computers for individuals with blindness and low vision. Our innovative technology is designed to promote independence, allowing blind and low vision individuals the same access to information as their sighted peers. Our team is passionate about what we do and committed to the communities that we serve.

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  • The Center for Independence offers support groups, assistive devices and skills training for those with low vision and blindness.

    Providing opportunities for low vision education, information, self-help, support & building connections among people in our community who have experienced sight loss. The Center for Independence offers support groups, assistive devices and skills training for those with low vision and blindness. The on-site low vision lab in Grand Junction is available to consumers for demonstration and training on assistive devices. Our experienced professionals can help you to remain active, live independently and cope with vision loss.

    Service Type
    • Low Vision Peer Support Groups
    • Daily Living & Independent Skills Training
    • Vocational Skills Training; Telephone Assistance Program=
    • Advocacy for the Vision Impaired and Blind

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  • NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page.

    NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page. Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS offers books the way you want them: in braille or audio, mailed to your door for free or instantly downloadable.

    Service Type
    • Free braille and talk book library

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  • The National Federation of the Blind is a nationwide telephone newspaper service for the blind and visually impaired.

    The National Federation of the Blind is a nationwide telephone newspaper service for the blind and visually impaired. NFB-NEWSLINE subscribers have access to national newspapers, including NFB-NEWSLINE is a free audio news service for anyone who is blind, low-vision, deafblind, or otherwise print-disabled that offers access to more than 500 publications, emergency weather alerts, job listings, and more.

    Service Type

    Audio Library of national and local newspapers, magazines, job listings, TV listings and more

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    Contact Information

    National
    NFB Website
    Free

  • A Talking Magazine provided at no cost to visually impaired and physically disabled adults.

    A Talking Magazine provided at no cost to visually impaired and physically disabled adults. Choice Magazine Listening is a nonprofit organization that provides audio recordings of memorable articles, stories, interviews, essays and poems from outstanding current magazines, completely free of charge, to blind, visually impaired, physically disabled or dyslexic adults.

    Service Type
    • Audio Magazine

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    1-888-724-6423
    Online
    NFB Website
    Free

  • American Printing House for the Blind has educational materials and devices for the blind and visually impaired adults and children.

    American Printing House for the Blind has educational materials and devices for the blind and visually impaired adults and children. APH is the world’s largest nonprofit organization creating accessible learning experiences through educational, workplace, and independent living products and services for people who are blind and visually impaired.

    Service Type:
    • Visual assistance products and technology
    • Educational textbooks
    • Educational Catalogues

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    (800) 223-1839
    Online
    www.aph.org
    Free

  • We provide specific services for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind including one-on-one vocational rehabilitation counseling and guidance.

    We provide specific services for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind including one-on-one vocational rehabilitation counseling and guidance, training services (vocational, academic, personal, job-seeking, and on-the-job training), rehabilitation technology services, including assistive technology devices and assistive technology services, and rehabilitation engineering services to address barriers encountered with employment. Some of our specialized programs for the blind and visually impaired include Personal Adjustment Training, Business Enterprise Program, and independent living services for ages 55 and up.

    Service Type:
    • Employment Services
    • Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling

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  • The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.

    The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people. They offer educational scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $7,500 for those attending a technical college or as an entering freshman, undergraduate or a graduate student. The Council also promotes and advocates for the use of high-quality Audio Description in television, movies, performing arts, museums, educational materials and other venues where the presentation of visual media is critical to the understanding and appreciation of the content. They offer a radio program, broadcasting information from a blindness perspective and music from an array of genres.

    Service Type:
    • Scholarship Programs
    • Advocacy
    • The Audio Description Project
    • Radio Program for the Blind and Visually Impaired

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  • As a blind or low-vision person, whenever you need visual assistance, our volunteers are happy to help.

    As a blind or low-vision person, whenever you need visual assistance, our volunteers are happy to help. Through the live video call, you and a volunteer can communicate directly and solve a problem. The volunteer will help guide which direction to point your camera, what to focus on or when to turn on your torch.

    Service Type:
    • Free mobile app for blind and low-vision people

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    Online
    www.bemyeyes.com
    Free

  • Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT).

    Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT). Children with developmental delays or disabilities often have difficulty playing and interacting with the world around them. AT provides them with opportunities to be active participants in life rather than passive bystanders. We hope you will take some time to explore the many valuable tools and resources Tech for Tykes has to offer children, families, caregivers and providers in the early childhood community.

    Service Type:
    • Early Childhood Education Services for Disabled Children

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  • Empowers Americans who are blind and visually impaired to experience life-changing opportunities in sports, recreation and physical activities, thereby educating and inspiring the nation.

    Empowers Americans who are blind and visually impaired to experience life-changing opportunities in sports, recreation and physical activities, thereby educating and inspiring the nation.

    Service Type:
    • Athletic events
    • Camps
    • Competitions

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    Contact Information

    719-866-3224
    1 Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Globe
    www.usaba.org
    $50 Annual Membership Fee

  • Year-round, outdoor activity group that provides free sighted guides.

    Service Type:
    • Snowshoeing
    • Snow Skiing

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    Contact Information


    719- 632-3679
    www.coloradovibes.org
    Grants Available

  • ​Foresight Ski Guides, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to making challenging recreational opportunities through snow sports both affordable and accessible to visually impaired and blind skiers.

    ​Foresight Ski Guides, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to making challenging recreational opportunities through snow sports both affordable and accessible to visually impaired and blind skiers.

    Service Type:
    • Ski Lessons

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  • CPWD is one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation.

    The Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD) started in Boulder County in 1977. We are one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation. CPWD now provides Independent Living Services in five counties, providing core services in Independent Living Skills, Advocacy, Information and Referral, Peer Support and Nursing Home and Youth Transitions. Our staff is available to assist you in developing a plan for achieving independence.

    Service Type:
    • Independent Living Services
    • Peer Support Groups
    • Veterans Services
    • Employment Services
    • Visual Impairment or Blind Services
    • Updates and Livestream Events
    • Home Health Services

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  • Providing reduced park entrance fees to totally and permanently disabled residents who are on a fixed/limited income because of their disability.

    Providing reduced park entrance fees to totally and permanently disabled residents who are on a fixed/limited income because of their disability.

    Service Type:

    Purchase an annual state park pass for $14

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  • Rides In Sight provides information about senior transportation options in local communities throughout the United States.

    Rides In Sight provides information about senior transportation options in local communities throughout the United States. ITNAmerica researched communities nationwide to build a database of senior transportation options. Rides In Sight makes the information available to the public through this website and hotline. The Rides In Sight hotline is available Monday—Friday from 8 AM—8 PM Eastern Time (excluding holidays). Our friendly and knowledgeable operators answer all questions about senior transportation options within 24 hours. The Rides In Sight website also contains valuable information about transportation, health, and age-related support services.

    Contact Information

    ridesinsight.org

  • The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering is open, operating with occupancy restrictions on campus and web-based services and supports.

    The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering is open, operating with occupancy restrictions on campus and web-based services and supports. Coursework through the department of Bioengineering will resume with a mix of hybrid and online courses through the end of the semester, outpatient clinical services are available onsite if required or via telehealth as appropriate, and technical assistance and supports are available by phone, email, and video-conferencing through the Assistive technology Act Program of Colorado. Please visit the SWAAAC and Tech for Tykes websites for information on program services for children.

    Service Type:

    College of Design, Engineering and Computing; Educational Courses for the Visually Impaired

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  • First Descents provides life-changing single or multi-day outdoor adventures and experiences.

    First Descents provides life-changing single or multi-day outdoor adventures and experiences for young adults (ages 18 - 39) impacted by cancer and other serious health conditions. Offering local or international outdoor programs.

    Service Type:

    Hiking, Rock Climbing, International Adventure Excursions, Kayaking, Whitewater River Rafting

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  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type:

    Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events

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Oncology

  • First Descents provides life-changing single or multi-day outdoor adventures and experiences.

    First Descents provides life-changing single or multi-day outdoor adventures and experiences for young adults (ages 18 - 39) impacted by cancer and other serious health conditions. Offering local or international outdoor programs.

    Service Type:

    Hiking, Rock Climbing, International Adventure Excursions, Kayaking, Whitewater River Rafting

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Inherited Retinal Disease

  • CPWD is one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation.

    The Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD) started in Boulder County in 1977. We are one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation. CPWD now provides Independent Living Services in five counties, providing core services in Independent Living Skills, Advocacy, Information and Referral, Peer Support and Nursing Home and Youth Transitions. Our staff is available to assist you in developing a plan for achieving independence.

    Service Type:
    • Independent Living Services
    • Peer Support Groups
    • Veterans Services
    • Employment Services
    • Visual Impairment or Blind Services
    • Updates and Livestream Events
    • Home Health Services

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  • The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering is open, operating with occupancy restrictions on campus and web-based services and supports.

    The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering is open, operating with occupancy restrictions on campus and web-based services and supports. Coursework through the department of Bioengineering will resume with a mix of hybrid and online courses through the end of the semester, outpatient clinical services are available onsite if required or via telehealth as appropriate, and technical assistance and supports are available by phone, email, and video-conferencing through the Assistive technology Act Program of Colorado. Please visit the SWAAAC and Tech for Tykes websites for information on program services for children.

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type:

    Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events

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Health Wellness Resources

  • United in Stride is a tool for uniting visually impaired runners and sighted guides. Finding the right running partner can be challenging, and incredibly rewarding. Our goal is to make it easier for you. Sign Up for a free account and connect with other athletes in your area.

  • Silver Sneakers is a fitness program designed to help older adults stay physically fit and socially active. Membership provides access to more than 16,000 participating locations nationwide, including gyms, wellness centers and YMCAs.

    Silver Sneakers is a fitness program designed to help older adults stay physically fit and socially active. Membership provides access to more than 16,000 participating locations nationwide, including gyms, wellness centers and YMCAs. SilverSneakers locations offer fitness classes targeted towards aging adults, including:

    • Yoga
    • Senior sports teams or recreational leagues
    • Outdoor exercise activities
    • And more

    In addition, the Silver Steps program provides seniors who live in more rural areas access to personalized workout programs they can do from home and an online component to help keep members connected and motivated to stay healthy.

    Contact Information


    866-584-7389
    www.silversneakers.com

    Free with many insurance plans (Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Aetna, Humana, United Healthcare, Anthem Blue Cross, Medicare Supplements) but available as an add on with other plans.

  • The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites.

    The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites. The program consists of 16 weekly one-hour classroom sessions with monthly follow-up sessions for the remainder of the year. To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and have a: Prediabetic blood value, Diagnosis of prediabetes or, High score on a CDC diabetes risk assessment.

    Service Type:

    Physical fitness programs coordinated with educational programs offered in person and virtually. Programs offered in English and Spanish.

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  • UC Health offers support for adults and children with prediabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, and Gestational diabetes.

    Diabetes education programs are recognized by the American Diabetes Association and provide you with the tools and resources you need to meet the challenges of living with diabetes. UC Health offers one-on-one consultations, a full range of diabetes classes, training, special events, and services, including the latest in education for adults and children with prediabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, and Gestational diabetes.

    Service Type:

    Diabetic Resources

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Diabetes

  • The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites.

    The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites. The program consists of 16 weekly one-hour classroom sessions with monthly follow-up sessions for the remainder of the year. To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and have a: Prediabetic blood value, Diagnosis of prediabetes or, High score on a CDC diabetes risk assessment.

    Service Type:

    Physical fitness programs coordinated with educational programs offered in person and virtually. Programs offered in English and Spanish.

    Learn More

  • UC Health offers support for adults and children with prediabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, and Gestational diabetes.

    Diabetes education programs are recognized by the American Diabetes Association and provide you with the tools and resources you need to meet the challenges of living with diabetes. UC Health offers one-on-one consultations, a full range of diabetes classes, training, special events, and services, including the latest in education for adults and children with prediabetes, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, and Gestational diabetes.

    Service Type:

    Diabetic Resources

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Financial Assistant Resources

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type:

    Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy

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  • Family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for the more than 90 million Americans.

    Family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for the more than 90 million Americans who care for loved ones with chronic conditions, disabilities, disease, or the frailties of old age.

    Service Type:

    Caregiver Resources

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    Information


    (202) 454-3970
    National / Colorado
    caregiveraction.org
    Free (Apply for disability benefits)

  • American diabetes association offers information and resources for FITNESS TIPS, HEALTHY RECIPES, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, INSURANCE ASSISTANCE, DISASTER RELIEF, and specific resources for MEN, WOMEN, and SENIORS.

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  • A service of the National Council on Aging that helps people to understand benefits available from federal, state, and local programs.

    A service of the National Council on Aging that helps people to understand benefits available from federal, state, and local programs. You can check your eligibility for programs that save money on medications and other health care costs (such as copays and deductibles) as well as programs that can provide health insurance that pays for your medical costs and other medical expenses. The service also provides income assistance, food and nutrition services, housing and utility compensation, tax relief, veteran and employment services.

    Service Type:

    Income assistance; Healthcare and insurance; Medication coverage; Food and nutrition services; Housing and utility compensation; Tax relief; Veteran programs; Employment services

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    Information

    Online
    benefitscheckup.org
    Free / Insurance

  • NPAF and PAF are national leaders on the forefront of important issues within patient-focused healthcare and serve as the voice of patients in need.

    A non-profit whose case managers advocate and mediate on behalf of patients to provide avenues of access for therapies, therapeutic agents and devices deemed medically efficacious by the medical and scientific communities while working to find sources of reimbursement to pay for care. Today, both NPAF and PAF are national leaders on the forefront of important issues within patient-focused healthcare and serve as the voice of patients in need.

    Service Type:

    Advocacy; Patient Education Resources

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Inherited Retinal Diseases

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type:

    Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy

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Diabetes

Education Visual Aids Resources

  • The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites.

    The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites. The program consists of 16 weekly one-hour classroom sessions with monthly follow-up sessions for the remainder of the year. To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and have a: Prediabetic blood value, Diagnosis of prediabetes or, High score on a CDC diabetes risk assessment.

    Service Type:

    Physical fitness programs coordinated with educational programs offered in person and virtually. Programs offered in English and Spanish.

    Learn More

  • American diabetes association offers information and resources for FITNESS TIPS, HEALTHY RECIPES, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, INSURANCE ASSISTANCE, DISASTER RELIEF, and specific resources for MEN, WOMEN, and SENIORS.

    Service Type:

    Learn More

    Service Type:

    Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy

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  • VisionAware is a free, easy-to-use informational service for adults with vision loss, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals.

    VisionAware is a free, easy-to-use informational service for adults with vision loss, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals.

    Service Type:

    Blog Information on eye diseases and disorders

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  • Braille Training Courses; Residential independence training programs; Senior services; Career/employment services; Volunteer Opportunities; Cane Travel Home Management; Youth Programs; Fun Activities and Skills Training: Technology, Woodshop, Art, Martial Arts, Gardening, Sewing, Yoga, Challenge, Recreation; Discussion Groups on Blindness; College Prep and Resume writing

    The Colorado Center for the Blind provides innovative teaching techniques, daily challenges and self-confidence that are the building blocks of independence, opportunity and success. Day after day, year after year, blind students leave the Colorado Center for the Blind’s training program as living examples of the NFB’s motto: “With effective training and opportunity, blind people can compete on terms of equality with their sighted peers.”

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  • Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. News and information in audio format for the blind, low vision and print disabled community of Colorado. Audio services empower individuals to be self-sufficient, connected to community, and continuously learning.

    Service Type:

    Live radio show; Reads information to the blind and vision impaired community.

    Live Radio Show

  • Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state.

    Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state. We work together to promote full participation and integration of blind people in all areas of life, and we serve as an advocate for change when equal access and treatment of the blind is denied. Chapters and divisions across the state offer community based forums for the blind and visually impaired to interact and work together on issues at the local level. As a state-wide group, the NFBCO brings the collective experiences of our members together to identify problems or needs and work for change at the state and national levels.

    Service Type:

    Participate in local chapters and divisions; Learn about the techniques used to travel safely, manage a household, and obtain employment; Help others experiencing vision loss; Advocate for other blind Coloradans on state and national issues affecting the blind

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  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type:

    Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events

    Learn More

  • Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT).

    Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT). Children with developmental delays or disabilities often have difficulty playing and interacting with the world around them. AT provides them with opportunities to be active participants in life rather than passive bystanders. We hope you will take some time to explore the many valuable tools and resources Tech for Tykes has to offer children, families, caregivers and providers in the early childhood community.

    Service Type:
    • Early Childhood Education Services for Disabled Children

    Learn More

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type:

    Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

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  • Providing comprehensive early educational services for infants and children who are blind or visually impaired.

    No-cost Eye assessments for infants 6-12 months of age. The American Optometric Association recommends scheduling an infant's first eye exam around six months of age, immediately after the eye undergoes rapid and profound changes and is therefore most vulnerable to interference with healthy development.

    Service Type: Infant and toddler programs, eye clinics and assessments, pre-school, family support, community outreach

  • For people who can't read standard print, CTBL provides audio, Braille and large print books keeping you connected to reading, stories and adventure.

    For people who can't read standard print, CTBL provides audio, Braille and large print books keeping you connected to reading, stories and adventure.

    Service Type:
    Audiobook Library
    Learn More

  • Learning Ally has the world’s largest audio textbook library with over 80,000 human-narrated books that are audio-only or VOICEtext.

    Learning Ally has the world’s largest audio textbook library with over 80,000 human-narrated books that are audio-only or VOICEtext, our unique learning solution that highlights words and sentences as students read. Students can enjoy Learning Ally books by downloading our free app Link to school computers, Chromebooks and to students’ iOS or Android smartphones or tablets

    Service Type:

    Audiobook Library

    Learn More

  • BIT recruits talented, corporate-ready professionals from the disabled community and connects them with hiring managers in Fortune 500 companies who are serious about bringing in top talent and building a diverse and inclusive workplace.

    BIT recruits talented, corporate-ready professionals from the disabled community and connects them with hiring managers in Fortune 500 companies who are serious about bringing in top talent and building a diverse and inclusive workplace. Our primary focus is on employment within the tech industry. Tech remains one of the top 2 sectors in the U.S. economy with a supply/demand rate of almost 4 advertised openings for each unemployed job seeker. No longer are people with technology backgrounds exclusively employed by tech companies – tech skills are now in high demand in all types of non-tech businesses! Although technology is in our name, it’s not our only game. We are looking for candidates with a well-developed sense of professionalism in a variety of in-demand skills. Some of our most successful candidates have backgrounds in fields such as project management, data science, business analysis, and finance.

    Service Type:
    1. Connecting you with hiring managers;
    2. Providing networking opportunities at candidate events;
    3. Inviting you to workshops and seminars with potential employers;
    4. Featuring you on our social media;
    5. Providing internships or contract opportunities;
    6. SalesForce Solutions Training coursesl
    7. K-12 Programs

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  • If you have dreams of earning a college degree, that opportunity is available to you.

    Living with a visual impairment does not mean you have to put your life on hold. If you have dreams of earning a college degree, that opportunity is available to you. Through mobile phone applications, computer software and student services and groups, individuals with a visual impairment can make the transition to college life as smoothly as other students.

    Service Type:
    College Accessibility for Visually Impaired Students

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  • NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page.

    NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page. Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS offers books the way you want them: in braille or audio, mailed to your door for free or instantly downloadable.

    Service Type
    • Free braille and talk book library

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  • The Macular Degeneration Association funds research and educational programs.

    The Macular Degeneration Association funds research and educational programs. Their goal is to find a cure for macular degeneration through disseminating research information, while providing education that will improve the quality of life for patients, family members and their caregivers. Their programs feature renowned expert speakers in the field of macular degeneration, offering FREE programs to the patients and their caregivers locally and nationally. The MDA promotes awareness of all visual diseases by means of local and national outreach.

    Service Type

    Advocacy; Patient Education Resources

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    Contact Information

    (970)-241-0315
    macularhope.org
    Free

  • A Talking Magazine provided at no cost to visually impaired and physically disabled adults.

    A Talking Magazine provided at no cost to visually impaired and physically disabled adults. Choice Magazine Listening is a nonprofit organization that provides audio recordings of memorable articles, stories, interviews, essays and poems from outstanding current magazines, completely free of charge, to blind, visually impaired, physically disabled or dyslexic adults.

    Service Type
    • Audio Magazine

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    1-888-724-6423
    Online
    NFB Website
    Free

  • American Printing House for the Blind has educational materials and devices for the blind and visually impaired adults and children.

    American Printing House for the Blind has educational materials and devices for the blind and visually impaired adults and children. APH is the world’s largest nonprofit organization creating accessible learning experiences through educational, workplace, and independent living products and services for people who are blind and visually impaired.

    Service Type:
    • Visual assistance products and technology
    • Educational textbooks
    • Educational Catalogues

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    (800) 223-1839
    Online
    www.aph.org
    Free

  • As a blind or low-vision person, whenever you need visual assistance, our volunteers are happy to help.

    As a blind or low-vision person, whenever you need visual assistance, our volunteers are happy to help. Through the live video call, you and a volunteer can communicate directly and solve a problem. The volunteer will help guide which direction to point your camera, what to focus on or when to turn on your torch.

    Service Type:
    • Free mobile app for blind and low-vision people

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    Online
    www.bemyeyes.com
    Free

  • Blog written by Jay Adkisson who lost his eye to Melanoma in 2000 and his journey. Hi page provider discussion and support forums for those who have lost an eye to whatever cause or have monocular vision.

    Blog written by Jay Adkisson who lost his eye to Melanoma in 2000 and his journey. Hi page provider discussion and support forums for those who have lost an eye to whatever cause or have monocular vision.

    Service Type:

    Blog

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    Contact Information

    Online
    losteye.com
    Free

Oncology

  • Blog written by Jay Adkisson who lost his eye to Melanoma in 2000 and his journey. Hi page provider discussion and support forums for those who have lost an eye to whatever cause or have monocular vision.

    Blog written by Jay Adkisson who lost his eye to Melanoma in 2000 and his journey. Hi page provider discussion and support forums for those who have lost an eye to whatever cause or have monocular vision.

    Service Type:

    Blog

    Learn More

    Contact Information

    Online
    losteye.com
    Free

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type:

    Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

    Learn More

Inherited Retinal Diseases

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type:

    Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events

    Learn More

Diabetes

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type:

    Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events

    Learn More

  • The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites.

    The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites. The program consists of 16 weekly one-hour classroom sessions with monthly follow-up sessions for the remainder of the year. To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and have a: Prediabetic blood value, Diagnosis of prediabetes or, High score on a CDC diabetes risk assessment.

    Service Type:

    Physical fitness programs coordinated with educational programs offered in person and virtually. Programs offered in English and Spanish.

    Learn More

Low Vision & Blindness Resources

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  • VisionAware helps adults who are losing their sight continue to live full and independent lives by providing timely information, step-by-step daily living techniques, a directory of national and local services, and a supportive online community.

    VisionAware helps adults who are losing their sight continue to live full and independent lives by providing timely information, step-by-step daily living techniques, a directory of national and local services, and a supportive online community.

  • Dr. Kirk Matoba offers Medical Eye & Vision Care Services, Low vision evaluation and management for pediatric to geriatric care, and Trial Frame refraction Contrast/tint testing.

    Dr. Kirk Matoba is a third generation optometrist with interest in Neuro/head trauma as well as Low Vision and partially sighted. Dr. Emily Matoba has experience in low vision and pediatric exams. She has worked with The William Feinbloom Rehabilitation Center at the Eye Institute as well as perform vision screening for children in The Overbrook School of the Blind. We have been in practice since 1986, and practice solely in Lakewood since 2002. Today we provide comprehensive vision and medical exams. Our Low Vision services include: Trial Frame refraction, contrast/tint testing. Trialing eschenbach low vision devices such as magnifiers, telescopes, maxTv, Max details. We have an OCT and VF for any immediate need. We also have a consult for Orcam to come in and talk about the device with the patient and family.

    Service Type: Medical Eye & Vision Care Services; Low vision evaluation and management for pediatric to geriatric care; Trial Frame refraction Contrast/tint testing

    Information

    303- 988-2777
    200 Union Blvd Suite 415, Lakewood, CO 80228
    vmatobaeyedocs.com
    Paid
    -Medical: Medicare, Medicaid (NOT Denver Health), Rocky Mountain Health Plan, Colorado Access Cigna Open Access, UHC, UMR, Bright Health, Aetna, BCBS, Triwest/Tricare (Veterans), DDRC and MultiPlan

  • Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. News and information in audio format for the blind, low vision and print disabled community of Colorado. Audio services empower individuals to be self-sufficient, connected to community, and continuously learning.

    Service Type:

    Live radio show; Reads information to the blind and vision impaired community.

    Live Radio Show

  • Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering paratransit, travel training and mobility options information and referral services.

    Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering paratransit, travel training and mobility options information and referral services. Via also provides a wide range of community and group educational resources related to transportation for older adults, people with disabilities and others living with mobility limitations.

    Service Type: Transportation Services; Travel Training; Courses Bus Passes

  • Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state.

    Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state. We work together to promote full participation and integration of blind people in all areas of life, and we serve as an advocate for change when equal access and treatment of the blind is denied. Chapters and divisions across the state offer community based forums for the blind and visually impaired to interact and work together on issues at the local level. As a state-wide group, the NFBCO brings the collective experiences of our members together to identify problems or needs and work for change at the state and national levels.

    Service Type: Participate in local chapters and divisions; Learn about the techniques used to travel safely, manage a household, and obtain employment; Help others experiencing vision loss; Advocate for other blind Coloradans on state and national issues affecting the blind.

  • CPWD is one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation.

    The Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD) started in Boulder County in 1977. We are one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation. CPWD now provides Independent Living Services in five counties, providing core services in Independent Living Skills, Advocacy, Information and Referral, Peer Support and Nursing Home and Youth Transitions. Our staff is available to assist you in developing a plan for achieving independence.

    Service Type:
    • Independent Living Services
    • Peer Support Groups
    • Veterans Services
    • Employment Services
    • Visual Impairment or Blind Services
    • Updates and Livestream Events
    • Home Health Services

    Learn More

  • VisionAware is a free, easy-to-use informational service for adults with vision loss, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals.

    VisionAware is a free, easy-to-use informational service for adults with vision loss, their families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and social service professionals.

    Service Type:

    Blog Information on eye diseases and disorders

    Learn More

  • Ensight Skills helps with vision rehabilitation programs low vision assessments Orientation and mobiity training Assistive Technology Online support group Adaptive painting classes Educational presentations on assistive devices Fall prevention classes Counselingv

    Ensight Skills provides accredited, professional low-vision services to enhance the lives of you and your loved ones who are struggling with vision loss. They provide people with low vision the tools, counseling, and training that empowers independent and productive living.

    Service Types

    Vision rehabilitation programs; Low vision assessments; Orientation and mobility training; Assistive Technology; Online support groups; Adaptive painting classes; Educational presentations on assistive devices; Fall prevention classes; Counseling

    Learn More

  • For over 20 years Freedom Scientific has provided access to print and computers for individuals with blindness and low vision.

    For over 20 years Freedom Scientific has provided access to print and computers for individuals with blindness and low vision. Our innovative technology is designed to promote independence, allowing blind and low vision individuals the same access to information as their sighted peers. Our team is passionate about what we do and committed to the communities that we serve.

    Learn More

  • The Center for Independence offers support groups, assistive devices and skills training for those with low vision and blindness.

    Providing opportunities for low vision education, information, self-help, support & building connections among people in our community who have experienced sight loss. The Center for Independence offers support groups, assistive devices and skills training for those with low vision and blindness. The on-site low vision lab in Grand Junction is available to consumers for demonstration and training on assistive devices. Our experienced professionals can help you to remain active, live independently and cope with vision loss.

    Service Type
    • Low Vision Peer Support Groups
    • Daily Living & Independent Skills Training
    • Vocational Skills Training; Telephone Assistance Program=
    • Advocacy for the Vision Impaired and Blind

    Learn More

  • We provide specific services for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind including one-on-one vocational rehabilitation counseling and guidance.

    We provide specific services for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind including one-on-one vocational rehabilitation counseling and guidance, training services (vocational, academic, personal, job-seeking, and on-the-job training), rehabilitation technology services, including assistive technology devices and assistive technology services, and rehabilitation engineering services to address barriers encountered with employment. Some of our specialized programs for the blind and visually impaired include Personal Adjustment Training, Business Enterprise Program, and independent living services for ages 55 and up.

    Service Type:
    • Employment Services
    • Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling

    Learn More

  • The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people.

    The American Council of the Blind strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life for all blind and visually impaired people. They offer educational scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $7,500 for those attending a technical college or as an entering freshman, undergraduate or a graduate student. The Council also promotes and advocates for the use of high-quality Audio Description in television, movies, performing arts, museums, educational materials and other venues where the presentation of visual media is critical to the understanding and appreciation of the content. They offer a radio program, broadcasting information from a blindness perspective and music from an array of genres.

    Service Type:
    • Scholarship Programs
    • Advocacy
    • The Audio Description Project
    • Radio Program for the Blind and Visually Impaired

    Learn More

  • If you’ve been diagnosed with low vision, have a family member who has, or have become a caregiver, joining a support group may be the most important thing you’ll ever do. This casual gathering, meant for support and conversation. Light refreshments will be served.

    When Last Tuesday of every month, at 2:00 pm

    Location Caley Ridge Assisted Living | 9350 East Caley Avenue, Englewood, CO 80111

    More Info

Inherited Retinal Diseases

  • CPWD is one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation.

    The Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD) started in Boulder County in 1977. We are one of over 400 Independent Living Centers across the Nation. CPWD now provides Independent Living Services in five counties, providing core services in Independent Living Skills, Advocacy, Information and Referral, Peer Support and Nursing Home and Youth Transitions. Our staff is available to assist you in developing a plan for achieving independence.

    Service Type:
    • Independent Living Services
    • Peer Support Groups
    • Veterans Services
    • Employment Services
    • Visual Impairment or Blind Services
    • Updates and Livestream Events
    • Home Health Services

    Learn More

Community Involvement Resources

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type: Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy*

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type: Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events*

  • The Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) provides the public with access to current, reliable, and easy-to-understand information about rare or genetic diseases in English or Spanish.

    Service Type: Finncial aid, community support, advocacy, connection to research

  • OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Today, OMF is one of the top resources for OM patient support, education and advocacy. We strive to provide patients and their caregivers - both the newly diagnosed as well as those looking to gain a greater understanding of their disease - with both cutting edge research and a full suite of tools to guide them along their treatment journey. They also offer financial grants for travel and prosthetic assistance. OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Service Type: Help find an Oncologist; Find a Clinical Trial; Travel Assistance; Prosthetic Assistance; EANA Patient Retreats

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type: Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

Oncology

  • OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Today, OMF is one of the top resources for OM patient support, education and advocacy. We strive to provide patients and their caregivers - both the newly diagnosed as well as those looking to gain a greater understanding of their disease - with both cutting edge research and a full suite of tools to guide them along their treatment journey. They also offer financial grants for travel and prosthetic assistance. OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Service Type: Help find an Oncologist; Find a Clinical Trial; Travel Assistance; Prosthetic Assistance; EANA Patient Retreats

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type: Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

Inherited Retinal Diseases

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type: Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy*

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type: Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events*

  • The Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) provides the public with access to current, reliable, and easy-to-understand information about rare or genetic diseases in English or Spanish.

    Service Type: Finncial aid, community support, advocacy, connection to research

Mental Health Resources

  • The Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) provides the public with access to current, reliable, and easy-to-understand information about rare or genetic diseases in English or Spanish.

    Service Type: Finncial aid, community support, advocacy, connection to research

  • American diabetes association offers information and resources for fitness tips, healthy recipes, community support, insurance assistance, disaster relief, and specific resources for men, women, and seniors.

    Service Type: Fitness tips, healthy recipes, community support, insurance assistance, disaster relief, and specific resources for men, women, and seniors.

  • Braille Training Courses; Residential independence training programs; Senior services; Career/employment services; Volunteer Opportunities; Cane Travel Home Management; Youth Programs; Fun Activities and Skills Training: Technology, Woodshop, Art, Martial Arts, Gardening, Sewing, Yoga, Challenge, Recreation; Discussion Groups on Blindness; College Prep and Resume writing.

    The Colorado Center for the Blind provides innovative teaching techniques, daily challenges and self-confidence that are the building blocks of independence, opportunity and success. Day after day, year after year, blind students leave the Colorado Center for the Blind’s training program as living examples of the NFB’s motto: “With effective training and opportunity, blind people can compete on terms of equality with their sighted peers.”

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type: Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events*

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type: Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type: Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy*

  • OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Today, OMF is one of the top resources for OM patient support, education and advocacy. We strive to provide patients and their caregivers - both the newly diagnosed as well as those looking to gain a greater understanding of their disease - with both cutting edge research and a full suite of tools to guide them along their treatment journey. They also offer financial grants for travel and prosthetic assistance. OMF seeks to provide tools and resources to facilitate and amplify the OM community communication.

    Service Type: Help find an Oncologist; Find a Clinical Trial; Travel Assistance; Prosthetic Assistance; EANA Patient Retreats

  • Tides Changing Therapy is here to provide the space, tools and listening needed to develop a holistic approach to get you from where you are, to where you want to be.

    Tides Changing Therapy is here to provide the space, tools and listening needed to develop a holistic approach to get you from where you are, to where you want to be. Dr. Samantha Miller is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist that specializes in working with people living with vision loss or blindness. Dr. Miller has experience as a disease and mental health therapist, family/caregiver therapist and social worker with the low vision and blind community for years at the Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind before moving to Colorado. She has bore witness to the barriers that exist and affect access to treatment by members of the low vision community, and my goal is to help break down those barriers. Many sessions for the low vision community focus on Loss and Grief Therapy, but sessions vary for each client. Your emotionality is one of your greatest possessions. We can explore your emotions, and learn to understand them. Dr. Miller partners with you to create self-awareness, develop self-compassion and generate healing.

    Service Type: Low vision/blindness counseling; Loss and Grief Therapy

  • Family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for the more than 90 million Americans.

    Family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for the more than 90 million Americans who care for loved ones with chronic conditions, disabilities, disease, or the frailties of old age.

    Service Type: Caregiver Resources

  • Eldercare is here to help with useful links to resources for caregivers to answer commonly asked questions.

    Caregivers play a critical role in the health and well-being of their loved ones. Eldercare is here to help with useful links to resources for caregivers to answer commonly asked questions.

    Service Type: Carergiver Resources; Long-term care planning; Caregiver locator

  • Our psychologists use assessment, research, consultation, supervision and training to help caregivers and families to alleviate some of the stresses and difficulties that come along with caring for someone with cancer.

    Cancer can cause tremendous distress for individuals and their families, friends and caregivers. That distress often goes unaddressed, as treatment emphasizes the physical elements of the disease. Unfortunately, many cancer centers are struggling to meet the mental health needs of cancer patients and those closest to them.

    We're working to change that. Our psychologists use assessment, research, consultation, supervision and training that allows them to help with cancer-related symptoms like insomnia, nausea, anxiety about treatment, fear of recurrence and depression.

    We're also able to work with caregivers and families to alleviate some of the stresses and difficulties that come along with caring for someone with cancer, empowering them to provide better care while supporting their own mental health.

    Service Type: Low-cost and culturally sensitive mental health services; Support Groups; Group Therapy; Clinical Counseling Services; Telehealth Services

  • Counseling for those struggling with the diagnosis of a serious medical condition, such as eye cancer, grief and loss, or major life transitions due to medical related issues.

    Psychological assessment and psychotherapy services for adolescents and adults. Counseling for those struggling with issues related to anxiety, depression, the diagnosis of a serious medical condition, such as eye cancer, grief and loss, or major life transitions due to medical related issues. Dr. Caroline Scheiber is a Stanford University trained licensed clinical psychologist, providing a variety of psychological assessment services for legal proceedings, as well as therapy services for adolescents and adults in Colorado.I look forward to meeting you!

    * I currently offer online therapy and assessment services using a secure video-conferencing platform.

    Service Type: Psychological Assessment and Psychotherapy Services; Telemedicine Counseling

    Information

    carolinescheiber@yahoo.com
    720-755-0983
    2919 Valmont Rd., Suite 206, Boulder, CO 80301; 80 Garden Ct, Broomfield, CO 80020
    psychologycolorado.com
    PAID Free initial 15-20 min consultation session for new clients Counseling: $175/50min (Individuals) $210/60min (Family Consultation)

Oncology

  • The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma.

    The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is the largest independent organization devoted to melanoma. Committed to the support of medical research in finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma, the MRF also educates patients and physicians about prevention, diagnosis and the treatment of melanoma. The MRF is an active advocate for the melanoma community, helping to raise awareness of this disease and the need for a cure. The MRF’s website is the premier source for melanoma information seekers.

    Service Type: Ocular Melanoma Patient Resources

  • Our psychologists use assessment, research, consultation, supervision and training to help caregivers and families to alleviate some of the stresses and difficulties that come along with caring for someone with cancer.

    Cancer can cause tremendous distress for individuals and their families, friends and caregivers. That distress often goes unaddressed, as treatment emphasizes the physical elements of the disease. Unfortunately, many cancer centers are struggling to meet the mental health needs of cancer patients and those closest to them.

    We're working to change that. Our psychologists use assessment, research, consultation, supervision and training that allows them to help with cancer-related symptoms like insomnia, nausea, anxiety about treatment, fear of recurrence and depression.

    We're also able to work with caregivers and families to alleviate some of the stresses and difficulties that come along with caring for someone with cancer, empowering them to provide better care while supporting their own mental health.

    Service Type: Low-cost and culturally sensitive mental health services; Support Groups; Group Therapy; Clinical Counseling Services; Telehealth Services

Inherited Retinal Diseases

  • The Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD) provides the public with access to current, reliable, and easy-to-understand information about rare or genetic diseases in English or Spanish.

    Service Type: Finncial aid, community support, advocacy, connection to research

  • Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national, non-for-profit organization.

    The Foundation Fighting Blindness strives to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, age-related macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. The Foundation is a beacon for those affected by these blinding diseases. You can join the fight and help us accelerate our mission through fundraising, advocacy and involvement with the Denver FFB Chapter.

    Service Type: Genetic Testing, Clinical research trials for retinal diseases, Volunteer Opportunities, Fundraising Events*

  • NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.

    NORD is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them. NORD, along with its more than 300 patient organization members, is committed to the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through programs of education, advocacy, research, and patient services.

    Service Type: Financial aid, community support, education, advocacy*

  • Counseling for those struggling with the diagnosis of a serious medical condition, such as eye cancer, grief and loss, or major life transitions due to medical related issues.

    Psychological assessment and psychotherapy services for adolescents and adults. Counseling for those struggling with issues related to anxiety, depression, the diagnosis of a serious medical condition, such as eye cancer, grief and loss, or major life transitions due to medical related issues. Dr. Caroline Scheiber is a Stanford University trained licensed clinical psychologist, providing a variety of psychological assessment services for legal proceedings, as well as therapy services for adolescents and adults in Colorado.I look forward to meeting you!

    * I currently offer online therapy and assessment services using a secure video-conferencing platform.

    Service Type: Psychological Assessment and Psychotherapy Services; Telemedicine Counseling

    Information


    720-755-0983
    2919 Valmont Rd., Suite 206, Boulder, CO 80301; 80 Garden Ct, Broomfield, CO 80020
    psychologycolorado.com
    PAID Free initial 15-20 min consultation session for new clients Counseling: $175/50min (Individuals) $210/60min (Family Consultation)

Diabetes

  • American diabetes association offers information and resources for fitness tips, healthy recipes, community support, insurance assistance, disaster relief, and specific resources for men, women, and seniors.

    Service Type: Fitness tips, healthy recipes, community support, insurance assistance, disaster relief, and specific resources for men, women, and seniors.

  • The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites.

    The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is offered year-round in seven counties in Metro Denver, including the five YMCA Wellness Centers and over 20 community sites. The program consists of 16 weekly one-hour classroom sessions with monthly follow-up sessions for the remainder of the year. To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and have a: Prediabetic blood value, Diagnosis of prediabetes or, High score on a CDC diabetes risk assessment.

    Service Type:

    Physical fitness programs coordinated with educational programs offered in person and virtually. Programs offered in English and Spanish.

    Learn More

Senior Resources

  • Silver Sneakers is a fitness program designed to help older adults stay physically fit and socially active. Membership provides access to more than 16,000 participating locations nationwide, including gyms, wellness centers and YMCAs.

    Silver Sneakers is a fitness program designed to help older adults stay physically fit and socially active. Membership provides access to more than 16,000 participating locations nationwide, including gyms, wellness centers and YMCAs. SilverSneakers locations offer fitness classes targeted towards aging adults, including:

    • Yoga
    • Senior sports teams or recreational leagues
    • Outdoor exercise activities
    • And more

    In addition, the Silver Steps program provides seniors who live in more rural areas access to personalized workout programs they can do from home and an online component to help keep members connected and motivated to stay healthy.

    Service Type: Yoga Senior sports teams or recreational leagues Outdoor exercise activities

    Information


    866-584-7389
    www.silversneakers.com
    Free with many insurance plans but available as an add on with other plans.

    -Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Aetna, Humana, United Healthcare, Anthem Blue Cross, Medicare Supplements

  • VisionAware helps adults who are losing their sight continue to live full and independent lives by providing timely information, step-by-step daily living techniques, a directory of national and local services, and a supportive online community.

    VisionAware helps adults who are losing their sight continue to live full and independent lives by providing timely information, step-by-step daily living techniques, a directory of national and local services, and a supportive online community.

  • Braille Training Courses; Residential independence training programs; Senior services; Career/employment services; Volunteer Opportunities; Cane Travel Home Management; Youth Programs; Fun Activities and Skills Training: Technology, Woodshop, Art, Martial Arts, Gardening, Sewing, Yoga, Challenge, Recreation; Discussion Groups on Blindness; College Prep and Resume writing.

    The Colorado Center for the Blind provides innovative teaching techniques, daily challenges and self-confidence that are the building blocks of independence, opportunity and success. Day after day, year after year, blind students leave the Colorado Center for the Blind’s training program as living examples of the NFB’s motto: “With effective training and opportunity, blind people can compete on terms of equality with their sighted peers.”

  • Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    Providing listeners with free access to recorded programming, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. News and information in audio format for the blind, low vision and print disabled community of Colorado. Audio services empower individuals to be self-sufficient, connected to community, and continuously learning

    Service Type: Live radio show; Reads information to the blind and vision impaired community

  • Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering paratransit, travel training and mobility options information and referral services.

    Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering paratransit, travel training and mobility options information and referral services. Via also provides a wide range of community and group educational resources related to transportation for older adults, people with disabilities and others living with mobility limitations.

    Service Type: Transportation Services; Travel Training; Courses Bus Passes

  • Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state.

    Our members and leaders provide advocacy and support to blind and visually impaired Coloradans across the state. We work together to promote full participation and integration of blind people in all areas of life, and we serve as an advocate for change when equal access and treatment of the blind is denied. Chapters and divisions across the state offer community based forums for the blind and visually impaired to interact and work together on issues at the local level. As a state-wide group, the NFBCO brings the collective experiences of our members together to identify problems or needs and work for change at the state and national levels.

    Service Type: Participate in local chapters and divisions; Learn about the techniques used to travel safely, manage a household, and obtain employment; Help others experiencing vision loss; Advocate for other blind Coloradans on state and national issues affecting the blind.

Pediatrics Resources

  • Providing low-income Denver children with the eye care and corrective eyewear they need to be their best in the classroom and in life.

    The mission of Von's Vision is to provide low-income Denver children with the eye care and corrective eyewear they need to be their best in the classroom and in life. According to recent data collected by Von’s Vision, 38% of children in the United States need some form of vision correction. Three out of every ten children under six years old have never been seen by an eye doctor for a variety of reasons. Von’s Vision will work to provide solutions to this problem through development of targeted and strategic impact and outreach programs.

    Service Type: Vision correction services and exams, corrective eyewear

  • Dr. Kirk Matoba offers Medical Eye & Vision Care Services, Low vision evaluation and management for pediatric to geriatric care, and Trial Frame refraction Contrast/tint testing.

    Dr. Kirk Matoba is a third generation optometrist with interest in Neuro/head trauma as well as Low Vision and partially sighted. Dr. Emily Matoba has experience in low vision and pediatric exams. She has worked with The William Feinbloom Rehabilitation Center at the Eye Institute as well as perform vision screening for children in The Overbrook School of the Blind. We have been in practice since 1986, and practice solely in Lakewood since 2002. Today we provide comprehensive vision and medical exams. Our Low Vision services include: Trial Frame refraction, contrast/tint testing. Trialing eschenbach low vision devices such as magnifiers, telescopes, maxTv, Max details. We have an OCT and VF for any immediate need. We also have a consult for Orcam to come in and talk about the device with the patient and family.

    Service Type: Medical Eye & Vision Care Services; Low vision evaluation and management for pediatric to geriatric care; Trial Frame refraction Contrast/tint testing

    Information

    303- 988-2777
    200 Union Blvd Suite 415, Lakewood, CO 80228
    vmatobaeyedocs.com
    Paid
    -Medical: Medicare, Medicaid (NOT Denver Health), Rocky Mountain Health Plan, Colorado Access Cigna Open Access, UHC, UMR, Bright Health, Aetna, BCBS, Triwest/Tricare (Veterans), DDRC and MultiPlan

  • Providing comprehensive early educational services for infants and children who are blind or visually impaired.

    No-cost Eye assessments for infants 6-12 months of age. The American Optometric Association recommends scheduling an infant's first eye exam around six months of age, immediately after the eye undergoes rapid and profound changes and is therefore most vulnerable to interference with healthy development.

    Service Type: Infant and toddler programs, eye clinics and assessments, pre-school, family support, community outreach

  • Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT).

    Tech for Tykes is a groundbreaking program that is changing the lives of young children with disabilities through the use of assistive technology (AT). Children with developmental delays or disabilities often have difficulty playing and interacting with the world around them. AT provides them with opportunities to be active participants in life rather than passive bystanders. We hope you will take some time to explore the many valuable tools and resources Tech for Tykes has to offer children, families, caregivers and providers in the early childhood community.

    Service Type: Early Childhood Education Services for Disabled Children

Transporation Services in Colorado

The Denver Regional Mobility & Access Council's (DRMAC) Getting There Guide helps to bridge transportation gaps for Denver Metro residents, helping everyone to live as independently as possible and to identify a variety of transportation options, including bus, train, biking and walking.

Contact DRMAC for assistance or more information: 303-243-3113.

  • 60+ Ride helps individuals age 60 and up maintain their independence by assisting with transportation. We offer free transportation seven days and evenings a week, depending on the availability of volunteer drivers.

    Our mission is to help Weld County residents maintain their physical, emotional, and mental health while living independently.

    To register or learn more: Call Monday – Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at 970-352-9348 to confirm your eligibility.

    Rides are available 7 days and evenings a week, depending on availability of our volunteers.
    Most rides need be scheduled a minimum of two weeks in advance. Non-medical related rides may be available on shorter notice.

    *An average of over 95% of ride requests are fulfilled!

    Areas Serviced:

    • Eaton
    • Evans
    • Firestone
    • Gilcrest
    • Greeley
    • Johnstown
    • Kersey
    • La Salle
    • Longmont
    • Milliken
    • Platteville
    • Severance
    • Windsor
    • All of Weld County!
  • 211 is a multilingual and confidential service that connects individuals to critical resources including food, shelter, rental assistance, childcare, and more. Our 211 database contains more than 7,000 health and human resources and is updated daily to help community members meet basic needs.

    Through our partnership with Lyft, 211 connects qualifying individuals and families with rides to get to medical and veteran benefit appointments, employment services, and access to food resources.

    Dial three simple numbers, 2-1-1, to reach Mile High United Way’s 211 Help Center, or text your zip code to 898-211 (message and data rates apply). You can also search for resources online or live chat with one of our Resource Navigators HERE.

    Information

    2-1-1
    Colorado
    unitedwaydenver.org
    Donations

  • A Little Help volunteers offer 'a little help' by assisting with transportation needs, tasks around the home and yard or by reaching out for social calls and visits. The reciprocal nature of this connection is exemplified when our older neighbors provide mentorship and wisdom to younger members of A Little Help.

    Below is a list of basic eligibility criteria in order to become a member with A Little Help.

    • Age: 55+ years
    • Residence: Individual has a permanent residence in Denver, Jefferson, Larimer, Mesa, Douglas, Arapahoe, Adams or Broomfield County
    • Need: Individual has needs that fall within the scope of A Little Help’s services. Please visit our list of tasks we can help you with HERE
    • Communication: Individual is able to verbally communicate by oneself over the phone or by email

    Rides are avaiable from 9:00am-4:00pm daily, you must pre-Sschedule your ride at least 4 business days om advance.

    To apply for membership complete the application. Once submitted, you will receive a call within 10 business days to discuss your application.

    Once approved, our new members will receive an in-person Warm Welcome visit to further assess your needs and to share more information about our organization.

    Information


    720-242-9032
    Greater Denver Metro
    alittlehelp.org
    Membership required- “pay what you can”

  • Aging Resources of Douglas County is a non-profit community aging center - we listen, respond, and problem-solve together. We connect people to services, information, and resources that promote aging well, and with independence. Our services give residents more options to live life on their terms.

    Aging Resources of Douglas County provides transportation within Douglas County to:

    • ​​Medical Appointments
    • Local Errands
    • Visiting Loved Ones
    • Adult Day Programs
    • Church and Faith-Based Services
    • Social Activities​​
    • Metro Area ​Destinations
  • Broomfield Easy Ride provides quality transportation for Broomfield residents aged 60+ and individuals with disabilities. All riders must be registered before scheduling. Register by calling 303-464-5534, or by filling out the Easy Ride Client Information Form.

    Operation times:

    • Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    • Earliest drop off time: 8:45 a.m.
    • Last pick-up time: 4:15 p.m.
  • Caring Hands Transport Provides Non-Medical Transportation and Non-Emergency Medical Transportation.

    We are a service-oriented company which provides reliable door-to-door non-medical and non-emergent medical transportation services. We make sure that our clients get to their destination safely and on time. Our staff treats all our clients with respect and courtesy. Each driver has a clean driving record and has completed a comprehensive driving training as well as standardized CPR and first aid training.

    Our specialized transportation services are offered to seniors, clients using wheelchairs, and parents and children with special needs. We assist clients from the time of pick-up to the time of their arrival at their destination to make sure that they arrive at their destination safely and on time every time.

    We provide transport to:

    • Medical Appointments
    • Parties and Special Events
    • Funerals
    • Treatment Centers
    • Social Outings
    • Dental Appointments
    • Physical Therapy
    • Optometrist Visits
    • Shopping
    • Religious Services
    • Dialysis Treatment
    • Hospital Checkout
    • Grocery Store
    • Restaurants
    • Outpatient Surgery
    • Emergency Room Pick Up & More!

    Transportation orders should be received 24 hours before the scheduled pick-up time.

  • The Castle Rock Senior Activity Center Transportation Program is intended to serve:

    • Senior and disabled persons in Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Franktown, Sedalia, Larkspur, Perry Park and Louviers
    • Senior Center members and non-members

    Shuttle service is available from your home to places in Castle Rock – grocery stores or other places to visit, or for medical appointments up to Lincoln Avenue. These must be scheduled at least a day in advance. Medical appointments take priority and our program only operates between 8:30 AM -3:00 PM Monday through Friday. Individual “special” rides for medical appointments can also be made to facilities in the Denver Metro area, with at least a week’s notice.

    We have a fleet of vehicles which are driven by compassionate and trained volunteer drivers. All riders must be registered to schedule rides, so please be sure to complete the following documents on the website to register with us as a rider.

  • Essie Lee Foundations (ELF) is a comprehensive community-based organization serving people who struggle with the limitations of driving to social activities and medical appointments, ELF is committed to providing safe, trouble-free, scheduled transportation for seniors, disabled or frail individuals.

    Transporation to:
    • Routine Medical Appointments
    • Shopping/Errands
    • Airport Pickup/Drop off
    • Day Trips

    From/To: Denver Metro and 9 surrounding counties
    Service For: General Public
    Cost: Flat Rate $35 and up depending on location, no mileage charges.
    Hours: 7 days/week 7:00am-7:00pm
    Pre-Schedule: 48 hours

    Door through door service available. The driver will wait until appointment has ended if needed.

  • Faith in Action is a faith based organization providing medical transportation information/resources for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges.

    Hours: 1pm to 5pm, Monday through Friday

  • Use GoGo Grandparent to order rides for seniors, groceries, prescription medications, meals, home chores and more with a simple phone call. We arrange reliable rides for seniors, 24/7. Pickups can happen within 15 minutes, or you can schedule rides for seniors in advance.

    The technology dramatically improves the reliability and usability of partners like Uber, DoorDash, Instacart and others for people who want to live independently in their home for as long as possible. No smart phone necessary! You can request a ride with an operator, our phone menu, or our online dashboard.

  • Transporation service for seniors enrolled in Medicaid Colorado, also known as Health First Colorado. Health First Colorado is public health insurance for Coloradans who qualify.

    Non-Emergent Medical Transportation (NEMT)
    If you don’t have a way to get to and from your covered health care services and appointments, you may be able to get a free ride. This service, called Non-Emergent Medical Transportation (NEMT), is not for emergencies. If you are having an emergency, call 911.

    Schedule a ride
    Set up a ride at least 2 days before your appointment. Be ready to give:

    • Your name
    • Your Health First Colorado ID number
    • Other personal information, such as birth date
    • The date and time you need a ride
    • The address of your pick-up location
    • The name, address, and phone number of the health care provider you will see
    • You may bring a family member or caretaker to your appointment. When you call for a ride, let them know if you want to bring a family member or caretaker with you.

    If you need a ride and live in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, Larimer, or Weld County call IntelliRide at 855-489-4999 or visit Gointelliride.com.

    If you need a ride and live in any other Colorado county, contact a local ride provider. You can find local ride providers at hcpf.colorado.gov.

    Other services
    NEMT also covers personal vehicle mileage reimbursement, air, train or out-of-state travel. Call IntelliRide at 855-489-4999 or visit Gointelliride.com.

  • Lakewood Rides offers door-through-door transportation for Lakewood residents 60 years of age or better and those with disabilities of any age. Call 303-987-4826 to request a ride. Strict health code guidelines have been implemented to ensure the safety of riders.

    To utilize Lakewood Rides first complete an intake form here HERE

  • Love INC serves families who reside in the South Metro of Denver or attend one of our Love INC partner churches. Volunteers provide local transportation to essential appointments, including medical visits.

    Services the following areas: South Denver Metro within the following zip codes: 80110, 80111, 80113 and 80120 through 80130.
    For: 18+, General Public

  • For patients with Medicare, the federal government health insurance plan for adults aged 65 and older.

    Nonemergency transportation benefits vary by Medicare plan, but may include travel to doctor’s appointments, lab tests, pharmacies, massage therapy, fitness centers and other health care-related destinations. Certain Medicare Advantage plans may cover a taxi or rideshare service, while others contract with a transportation broker. Plans may also require prior authorization, demonstrated need and cost-sharing.The Medicare website provides a starting point for comparing Medicare Advantage plans. Seniors interested in transportation benefits should confirm availability and details of coverage with their insurance company prior to enrollment.

    Information

    1-800-MEDICARE
    Colorado
    medicare.gov
    Enrolled in Medicare

  • Serving groups of ten or more people, SeniorRide is an essential service for the senior citizen community. Every year, SeniorRide transports thousands of senior citizens to a variety of cultural, educational and entertainment events.

    Fares

    • 65+ years: $3.00 Round-trip local; $5.25 Round-trip regional
    • Under 65 years: $6.00 Round-trip local; $10.50 Round-trip regional
  • Free Senior & Disabled Transportation Services

    Registration
    Call SAINT at 970-223-8604 and select option 1 for Fort Collins, or option 2 for Loveland. The Scheduler will verify eligibility and answer questions. When the first ride is scheduled, the scheduler will complete the over-the-phone registration.

    Eligibility for SAINT
    For those who cannot drive remaining independent is a struggle. SAINT can make that struggle a little easier.

    • 60 years old or older OR 18-59 years old and have a disability that prevents driving (statement from a medical provider is required)
    • SAINT is not able to help people who require wheelchairs or scooters; riders must be able to transfer into and out of vehicles with minimal assistance
    • Residents of Fort Collins or Loveland, CO

    How it Works
    SAINT provides door-to-door transportation to eligible people. Rides are given by volunteers who use their own cars to help their neighbors. SAINT drivers are on the road Monday – Friday from 8:15 am until 4:00 pm. SAINT Schedulers are available to take your calls Monday – Friday from 8:00 am until 12:00 pm. SAINT provides transportation in Fort Collins and Loveland, Colorado. We are not able to provide transportation between the cities or to outlying areas.

    Scheduling

    • All rides are scheduled over the phone
    • First-come, first-served basis
    • Rides may be scheduled for any purpose – such as medical (except post-anesthesia), shopping, recreation, education, work, volunteering, social
    • Minimum of 3 business days advance notice to schedule rides; rides may be scheduled up to two months in advance
    • Schedulers available Monday – Friday, 8 am – 12 pm
  • Seniors Resource Center provides free transportation services to older adults (60+) to medical and dental appointments, grocery, and personal trips. Rides must be scheduled in advance over the phone.

  • Silver Key Reserve & Ride Transportation Services
    Silver Key’s transportation service provides door-through-door ADA accessible transportation for medical appointments, shopping, group meals, social activities, recreation trips, and more.

    Transportation accommodates wheelchairs, walkers, those needing a lift device, oxygen, and other special needs. Veterans support veterans by providing rides to VA medical facilities.

    Where can Silver Key transportation take me?

    • For previously registered clients, Silver Key will take you anywhere you would like within our service area and hours of operation including:
    • Medical, Physical Therapy, Personal Appointments
    • Community Senior Centers
    • Adult Day Programs
    • Grocery Store and other shopping destinations (please note- six bag limit for all shopping trips)
    • Social and Recreational Events
    • Worship Services
    • Employment, Education, and Volunteer Sites
    • Service Area Zip Codes: 80132 , 80133 ,80829, 80901, 80903, 80904, 80905, 80906, 80907, 80909, 80910, 80915, 80916, 80917, 80918, 80919, 80920, 80921, 80922, 80923, 80924, 80927, 80951
    • Residents in this zip code will only be transported to MEDICAL appointments in zip codes 80132, 80133, 80921, 80920, AND addresses 6001, 6011, 6031, & 6071 E. Woodmen Road.

    Service Times: Silver Key provides transportation services from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Monday - Friday. Ride requests can be made up to 14 days in advance for all trip purposes.

    If you are interested in transportation services, you may call 719-884-2300 or email info@silverkey.org to register.

    Cost: Suggested Donation Per Ride: $5.00. No one will be denied services based on ability to give.

  • To The Rescue provides a range of services that enhance the quality of life for those in our community by providing personalized support, exceptional home health care and comprehensive cleaning services for older adults.

    To The Rescue provides safe and reliable transportation in Parker, Colorado and surrounding communities. We are fully licensed, insured and bonded.

    Please call us for more information or complete our online form.

  • Cultivate's VetsGo program connects members of the community with senior veterans 60+ (and their family members who are 60+) who face the challenge of obtaining reliable transportation to and from their medical appointments. With a generous heart and friendly smile, our volunteers pick up senior vets (or their family members who are 60+) and escort them to and from medical appointments, including to VA facilities, in and beyond Boulder County.

    For: Senior Veterans residing in Boulder County, CO.

    Sign up to receive safe and reliable rides—and friendly conversation—from people who are happy to help. SIGN UP TODAY!

  • Via is a nonprofit organization offering accessible transportation (Via Paratransit) and mobility options information and referral services. Via also provides a wide range of community and group educational resources related to transportation for older adults, people with disabilities, and others living with mobility limitations.

    Information and referral services, in English or Spanish, are available by phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

    Call a mobility specialist at 303-444-3043 to help by:

    • Conducting a short assessment of individual mobility and travel needs
    • Preparing individual travel plans
    • Helping you register as a Via Paratransit rider and schedule a ride
    • Providing guidance for aging individuals and their families faced with the life-altering decision of giving up the car keys
    • Following up to ensure plans are enhancing mobility and independence

    Scheduling a Ride:

    • Request rides by phone or online.
    • The online Self-Service Portal is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
    • Trips should be reserved 1-7 days before the ride is needed.
    • Same-day rides may be available.
    • You will know immediately whether your ride request can be fulfilled.

    Regular Fare Amount:

    • In-town Fare: $6 each way (a round-trip is $12)
    • Town-to-town Fare: $12 each way (a round-trip is $24)
      Pay cash day of or buy fare books online for a 10% discount.

    Financial Assistance
    Via may have funding available to cover the cost of your fare, depending on certain eligibility factors like age or income status. To confirm your fare amount or if you qualify for a reduced fare, please call us.

    Via Paratransit operates in the following Colorado counties; service availability depends on your exact location.

    • Adams County
    • Arapahoe County
    • Boulder County
    • Denver County
    • Jefferson County
    • Larimer County (Estes Park)
    • Weld County
  • Volunteers of America's Gilpin/Clear Creek Transportation Program provides transportation and meal services for residents of Gilpin and Clear Creek Counties who are 60 years of age and older.

    SERVICES INCLUDE

    • Transportation to and from medical and dental offices and clinics, including individual appointments
    • Grocery shopping trips to and from local food stores
    • Transportation to and from the post office, nursing homes, polling places, funeral services, volunteering locations, etc.
    • Trips to and from Congregate Dining Centers
    • Transportation to and from medical and dental appointments that exceed ten miles one-way and cross a county boundary

    GILPIN COUNTY SERVICES
    Congregate Nutrition Services for the elderly Volunteers of America also provides meals at the Gilpin County Community Center on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
    Meals on Wheels is available to eligible older adults who are homebound throughout the county.
    Eligible Gilpin County residents may call 303-582-5444 for questions and to arrange for needed services.

    CLEAR CREEK COUNTY SERVICES
    Congregate Nutrition Services is provided for the elderly in Clear Creek at the Project Support Senior Center Monday through Friday and at the Georgetown Community Center on Wednesdays.
    Meals on Wheels is available to eligible older adults who are homebound throughout the county.
    Eligible Clear Creek County residents may call 303-567-2382 for questions and to arrange for needed services.

Welcome Dr. Frank Siringo to Colorado Retina

Dr. Siringo is an accomplished retina specialist known for his exemplary academic background, international eye care work, and research experience.

Dr. Siringo is now seeing patients at our locations in Lakewood and Cherry Creek. Get to know Dr. Siringo.

Welcome Dr. Siringo

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Frank Siringo to CRA! He is now seeing patients at our locations in Lakewood and Cherry Creek.
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