Referral Partner Support for Providers, Schools & Community Organizations in Manhattan
Manhattan SEIT Referral Partners: Nexus Integrated Care works with special education providers, schools, therapy practices, community organizations, family-support organizations, and other professionals serving children and families throughout Manhattan. When a child or family you serve may need Pendency SEIT or other appropriate educational support, our intake team can provide an organized referral pathway and help coordinate next steps.
- Who We Partner With in Manhattan
Built for Manhattan Providers & Organizations
- SEIT and preschool special-education agencies
- Schools and educational organizations
- ABA providers
- Speech and language practices
- Occupational and physical therapy providers
- Developmental and behavioral-health professionals
- Family-support and community organizations
- Other qualified providers serving Manhattan children and families
- The Partnership
Why Partner With Nexus in Manhattan
Pendency, sometimes called “stay-put,” generally refers to protections that may allow a student to maintain the last agreed-upon educational placement and/or services while certain special-education due-process proceedings are pending. Whether pendency applies depends on the individual facts, educational history, documents, and legal circumstances of the case.
Centralized Intake
Your organization has a clear point of contact for referrals, documentation, and follow-up.
Responsive Communication
Our team communicates with appropriate authorized parties throughout intake and service coordination.
Provider Coordination
When appropriate, Nexus works to identify qualified educational professionals based on the child's service requirements, location, documentation, and provider availability.
NYC Coverage
We serve eligible children and families throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
Organized Implementation
Our goal is to make referrals organized, responsive, and easy to track from intake through service coordination.
- Referral Guidance
When Should You Consider Referring a Family?
A referral may be appropriate when a child is experiencing a preschool-to-kindergarten transition, an interruption or change in special-education services, a pendency-related service need, or another circumstance where educational support may be required.
Your organization does not need to determine whether the child qualifies for Nexus services before contacting us. Our intake team can review the available information and explain the next steps.
To help us review your inquiry efficiently, please gather any documents you have available. You do not need to have every item before contacting us.
- The Process
How the Referral Process Works
- 01
Submit a Referral
Provide basic information about the child, family, current services, and reason for the referral.
- 02
Intake Review
Our team reviews the information and identifies the documentation needed to evaluate the referral.
- 03
Service Coordination
When appropriate and subject to provider availability, Nexus works to coordinate requested educational services with qualified professionals.
- 04
Begin Services
Once the required documentation, intake requirements, and service arrangements are completed, services can begin.
- Coverage
New York City Boroughs We Serve
Queens
Brooklyn
The Bronx
Staten Island
Providers, Schools & Community Organizations Form
- Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can refer a child to Nexus Integrated Care in Manhattan?
Nexus works with special education providers, schools, therapy practices, community organizations, family-support organizations, and other professionals serving children and families throughout Manhattan.
Does my organization need to determine whether a child qualifies before referring?
No. Your organization does not need to determine whether the child qualifies for Nexus services before contacting us. Our intake team can review the available information and explain the next steps.
When should I consider referring a family?
A referral may be appropriate when a child is experiencing a preschool-to-kindergarten transition, an interruption or change in special-education services, a pendency-related service need, or another circumstance where educational support may be required.
What happens after I submit a referral?
Our team reviews the information and identifies the documentation needed to evaluate the referral. When appropriate and subject to provider availability, Nexus works to coordinate requested educational services with qualified professionals. Once the required documentation, intake requirements, and service arrangements are completed, services can begin.
Which New York City boroughs does Nexus serve?
Does referral acceptance guarantee services?
Does Nexus Integrated Care provide legal advice?
How can my organization become a referral partner in Manhattan?
- Get Started
Request an Intake Review
Ready to request an intake review for your child in Manhattan? Call our intake team or use the contact details in the sidebar, and share your child’s borough and current IEP status so we can review your situation efficiently.
