Mosaic in Denver

05/21/2026

Young people who transition to adult services at 21 and their family members often come to Mosaic with many questions. While helping guide them, a critical question Mosaic asks drives the next steps. Learn what that question is here.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/advocacy/prepare-for-transition-to-adult-services-long-before-age-21/

05/15/2026

When the person she supports began to be afraid to take a bath, Mosaic Home Provider Arlene Deaner made a home modification that proved life-changing. In this week’s blog, read how home modifications, both big and small, can make a difference for people with physical limitations.

Home modifications can be life-changing for someone with physical limitations

05/15/2026

Following an extensive national search, Mosaic is pleased to announce the appointment of Rian Balfour as our new Chief Legal Officer. Drop a comment below to welcome her to the organization. 👇

Read about her education and experience in healthcare law:

Omaha, Nebraska, May 13, 2026 — Following an extensive national search, Mosaic is pleased to announce the appointment of Rian Balfour as its new Chief Legal Officer. Balfour, a South

05/06/2026

Nurses Week celebrates the power of nurses, a power that positively impacts individual lives and whole communities. As a healthcare organization, Mosaic relies on nurses to carry out our mission successfully.

05/05/2026

Mosaic CEO Linda Timmons has been a passionate advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout her more-than-40-year career. In April, she was recognized as a Legacy Leader by ANCOR, a national advocacy organization, for the positive impact she has made across the nation within and beyond Mosaic.

Learn how Mosaic’s long-time CEO was recognized as a Legacy Leader by ANCOR, a national organization, for the impact she has made in shaping services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across the country throughout her career.

04/30/2026

“See the able, not the label” is a phrase to live by when interacting with people who have autism. Read about that and other insights shared by a parent of an adult child with autism here.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/autism/a-parents-share/

04/30/2026

Mosaic is honored to announce that two dedicated members of our workforce received national recognition during a ceremony on April 23 in Boston. Siobhan Gonzalez, with Soreo, and Ritchy Corvil, with Mosaic in Delaware, were named Direct Support Professionals of the Year by ANCOR American Network of Community Options and Resources . Siobhan and Ritchy were among 57 honorees from a record 544 nominations. Since the award’s inception 19 years ago, 55 recipients from Mosaic have been honored.

Omaha, Neb., April 30, 2026—Two Mosaic Direct Support Professionals received a national award for the outstanding support they provide to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The American Network

04/24/2026

Public spaces can quickly become overwhelming for people with sensory processing differences. For one Mosaic Home Provider, communication and planning are key to helping the person he supports enjoy daily activities.

Read the full story and his advice for professional and family caregivers here.

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Learn how communication and planning help a Home Provider create a comfortable environment for an individual with sensory processing differences.

04/20/2026

Just like anyone else, for some of the people Mosaic supports, staying organized can feel like a constant juggling act. Organization is not about perfection, but about finding simple ways to make staying on track easier. Our latest blog explores how Mosaic helps support simple actions and offers six tips for anyone struggling. Read more.

Learn how simple, practical strategies can help you stay organized.

04/15/2026

Congress is back in session and facing difficult funding decisions, which could include additional cuts to Medicaid. Contact your members of Congress and ask them to protect Medicaid: Visit MosaicAlliedVoices.org.

04/09/2026

Many families worry that leaving an inheritance to a loved one with disabilities will disqualify them from Medicaid funding. The good news is there are options. One option is to set up a Special Needs Trust. Read more here: https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/advocacy/plan-for-your-child-with-a-disabilitys-financial-security-when-youre-gone/