Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare

Developmental Disability Respite

Safe, structured respite gives children with intellectual and developmental disabilities opportunities for age-appropriate activities, social growth and community engagement while caregivers receive a break.

What to expect

  • After School Care (AAS)
  • Hired Respite (AHR)
  • Weekend Recreation (AWR)

How to get started

  1. 1. Request a time. Use the booking form and pick your preferred date, time and clinic.
  2. 2. We confirm. Our care team calls or emails within one business day to confirm and answer questions, including insurance.
  3. 3. Begin care. Meet your clinician in person, at home or by secure telehealth, depending on the program.

Important information

This website provides general program information and is not a substitute for emergency or medical care. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Do not send sensitive clinical or personal health information by ordinary email. Contact Neuropath for secure communication options.