IDD Services and Supports

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Individualized services that support independence, community participation, and quality of life for people with IDD.

Who We Serve

Individuals with IDD and their families

Available At

Available at multiple TTBH locations

Services Offered

8 Services

Appointments

Call or request services online

Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services are provided for individuals upon graduation from high school or through the Early Childhood Intervention program up to the child’s third birthday. The public school system is the primary service provider after the age of 3 through graduation from high school.

However, a youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) may have an additional emotional or mental disorder that qualifies the youth for the Children’s Mental Health program.

Payment for Services: TTBH accepts many insurance plans including Medicaid and Medicare. Many services are available on a sliding fee scale, and TTBH will not refuse services to a person based on their inability to pay.

Featured Services

These are the services most commonly requested for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Additional Support Services

Intake and Assessment

Clinical evaluation, eligibility determination, service planning, and authorization.

Supported Employment

Job readiness, coaching, placement, and ongoing support for competitive employment.

Respite Services

Short-term support that provides temporary relief for primary caregivers.

Service Coordination for Individuals with IDD

Comprehensive coordination that helps individuals with IDD and families access supports and community resources.

AccessFor IDD inquiries, call (956) 289-7233.

Day Habilitation

Structured group activities that develop and maintain self-help, social, and adaptive skills.

Community Support Services

Assistance with daily living, community integration, and greater independence.

YES Waiver Services

Specialized community-based services for eligible youth with serious emotional disturbances.

AccessEligibility requirements apply.

What to Expect

1

Contact Us

Reach out by phone, online, or by visiting one of our locations. Our team will help determine the best place to begin.

2

Assessment

You will meet with a caring professional who will learn about your needs, answer your questions, and recommend services that may help.

3

Personalized Care Plan

Together, we will create a care plan based on your goals, strengths, and preferences.

4

Begin Services

Start working with your care team through counseling, support programs, medication services, or other recommended resources.

Every person’s journey is unique. Your care team will work with you to create a plan that reflects your individual needs, goals, and circumstances. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

Find Care Near You

We have multiple locations across South Texas ready to serve you.

Questions About Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

How do I request services?

Call TTBH or use the available online contact options. A member of the team will help identify the appropriate next step based on your needs.

How long does it take to begin services?

Timeframes vary depending on the service requested, clinical need, location, and appointment availability. TTBH staff can provide more specific information when you contact the organization.

Who is eligible for services?

Eligibility depends on the program, age, residence, clinical needs, and other program requirements. TTBH staff can explain the criteria that apply to a particular service.

Do I have to live in a certain county?

Many TTBH services are designed for residents within the organization’s service area. Contact TTBH if you are unsure whether a program is available where you live.

How are services selected?

Recommendations are based on an assessment of individual needs, preferences, strengths, and goals. The care team works with the individual or family to identify appropriate options.

Can I receive more than one service?

Yes. Many individuals receive multiple coordinated services when that combination supports their care plan and goals.

How often will I receive services?

The frequency and duration of services depend on the program, assessed needs, treatment plan, and progress toward individual goals.

Will my information remain confidential?

TTBH follows applicable privacy laws and protects personal and health information. Staff can explain privacy practices and the limited circumstances in which information may need to be shared.

Need Help Now?

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, help is available 24/7.

1-877-289-7199

Trusted Partners & Accreditations

Supporting behavioral health across South Texas through trusted partnerships and nationally recognized standards.