Make responsibilities clear
Know who is responsible for which action and where questions should go.
Family care coordination
Keep the next step connected.
Care coordination helps organize communication and next steps among the family and the people supporting them. A digital platform may assist, but consent, clear roles, and follow-through still matter.
What is care coordination?
Care coordination helps organize communication and next steps among the family and the people supporting them. A digital platform may assist, but consent, clear roles, and follow-through still matter.
Attention Access helps connect funding and approved options. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or determine an individual treatment plan through this website.
Keep information appropriate
Use role-based access and consent. Public forms should not collect clinical records.
Check the actual offer
Confirm what a coordination service includes, whether coaching is available, and which costs or limits apply.
Explore connected pathways
Find the right doorway.
Unlockt
A six-month pathway combining personalized skill-building, parent coaching, and structured support for daily life.
Explore Unlockt ↗Threaded Care
Bring families, educators, and providers together around attention, learning, emotions, and everyday progress.
Explore Threaded Care ↗Attention Ready Schools
Year-long professional development in attention, executive function, learning differences, and emotional regulation.
Explore Attention Ready Schools ↗Why coordination matters
Recognition is not the same as reaching support.
1 in 5
U.S. adolescents ages 12–17 reported unmet mental health care needs in the previous 12 months (20%, 2021–2023).
69% / 50%
lower adjusted odds of an ADHD diagnosis for Black and Hispanic children compared with White children in a national K–8 cohort published in 2013.
Coordination is consent-based. Attention Access does not diagnose or provide medical treatment, and no figure here is an Attention Access outcome.
Educational overview. Read further background from AHRQ ↗. No individual clinical advice is provided here.