Disability Guide Colorado

Family Organization

Knowing what to do is only half the battle.
Keeping track of everything is the other half.

Disability Guide helps you understand Colorado's disability systems. But families also have to keep track of appointments, waivers, renewals, case managers, school plans, documents, evidence, medications, unanswered emails, and a hundred other details.

That's what Red Ember is for.

Two tools, one job: less on your shoulders

Understanding the system — and staying on top of it

Disability Guidedisabilityguide.co — you're here
  • Understand Colorado systems
  • Ask disability questions
  • Find policies and resources
  • Understand your rights
  • Free, no account required
  • General Colorado guidance
Red Emberredember.app — your family's account
  • Organize your family's systems
  • Keep track of ongoing needs
  • Store family-specific information
  • Track deadlines and follow-ups
  • Private family account
  • Guidance that knows your family

Meet Red Ember

Your family's administrative memory.

The details stop living in your head.

Red Ember keeps the information scattered across your inbox, calendar, school, providers, case managers, and paperwork in one place. It remembers your family's programs, providers, deadlines, documents, and outstanding requests — so you don't have to.

Waiver renewalsAssessment evidenceIEP datesMedication historyWho said what, whenThe email nobody answered
Red Ember also brings Disability Guide with it.

Ask a Colorado disability question and Red Ember can combine Disability Guide's policy knowledge with what it already knows about your family — so "can we appeal this?" comes back with your child's waiver, your county, and your deadline already in the answer.

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Red Ember is a separate, private family account. Disability Guide stays free, with no account, forever.

Not ready for an account? Everything on this site works without one. Ask any Colorado disability question and get the answer with the official source attached.

Ask a question — free