Support that meets you where you are.
Access Ability provides person-centered community services for individuals receiving Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver support in Colorado, helping people connect, get where they need to go, and build the lives they choose.
Our Services
We deliver three HCBS waiver services, each shaped around the goals, interests, and routines of the person we're supporting.
Supported Community Connections
One-on-one support to participate in community life: classes, volunteering, recreation, errands, and social activities, all built around each person's own interests and goals.
SCCNon-Medical Transportation
Reliable rides to work, day programs, community activities, and appointments, so transportation is never the barrier to participation.
NMTMentorship
Guidance and skill-building alongside a consistent mentor, developing independence, self-advocacy, and confidence at each person's own pace.
MentorshipAbout Access Ability
Access Ability LLC is a Program Approved Service Agency (PASA) serving individuals in Colorado through the Home and Community-Based Services waiver program.
We're intentionally small. Services are delivered directly by the owner, Ben Wright, not rotated among staff. The person receiving support works with someone who knows them, their routines, and their goals. Families and case managers always know exactly who they're talking to.
Every service plan starts with the person: what they enjoy, what they want to work toward, and what a good week looks like for them.
- Person-centered by designGoals and activities are chosen with the individual, not for them.
- Consistent, direct careOne provider, every visit. No rotating staff, no hand-offs.
- Clear communicationResponsive to families, case managers, and CCBs alike.
- Fully approved & compliantA state-approved PASA operating under Colorado HCBS waiver rules.
Getting Started
Already receiving waiver services, or working with a case manager? Adding Access Ability as your provider is simple.
Reach out
Contact us directly, or have your case manager get in touch. We'll talk about the services you're interested in and answer any questions.
Meet & plan
We meet with you (and anyone you'd like involved) to understand your goals, interests, and schedule before services begin.
Begin services
Once your service plan is in place through your case management agency, we get started at a pace and schedule that works for you.
Questions families ask
The short answers. We're happy to go deeper by phone or email.
Who can receive services from Access Ability?
Does this cost our family anything?
Who will actually be working with us?
We already have a provider. Can we switch?
What areas do you serve?
For case managers
Accepting new referralsSupported Community Connections (SCC) · Mentorship · Non-Medical Transportation (NMT)
HCBS-DD and HCBS-SLS
Denver metro: Jefferson, Denver, Adams, Arapahoe & Douglas counties
Email [email protected] or call (720) 277-5647. We're glad to discuss fit, goals, and scheduling before any paperwork.
Helpful numbers & links
Contacts that members and families often need. These organizations are independent of Access Ability. If you're not sure who to call, ask us and we'll point you the right way.
Your Medicaid & waiver
- Health First Colorado Member Contact CenterQuestions about your Medicaid benefits and billing1-800-221-3943
- PEAK online benefits portalApply, renew, and update your informationco.gov/PEAK · 1-800-250-7741 (tech help)
- Case Management Agency directoryFind the case management agency for your countyhcpf.colorado.gov/case-management-agency-directory
Concerns & complaints
- Your case managerThe first stop for concerns about any waiver service or provider, including us
- CDPHE provider & facility complaintsThe state health department accepts complaints about licensed providers, anonymously if you prefercdphe.colorado.gov complaint form · 303-692-2000
- Disability Law ColoradoColorado's protection & advocacy organization for disability rights303-722-0300 · 1-800-288-1376
Advocacy & community
- The Arc of ColoradoAdvocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with local chapters across the metro areathearcofco.org
- 211 ColoradoFree, confidential help finding food, housing, transportation, and other community resourcesDial 2-1-1 · 211colorado.org
Health & crisis support
- Colorado Crisis ServicesFree, confidential mental health support, any time, for anyoneCall or text 988 · coloradocrisisservices.org
- Nurse Advice LineFree 24/7 medical advice for Health First Colorado members1-800-283-3221
Numbers checked August 2026. If one has changed, please let us know so we can fix it.