For referring organizations
A thoughtful handoff.
A personal beginning.
Coordinate an introduction with clear expectations and room for the family to choose.
Keep the family
at the center.
A referral can make it easier for a family to find support. It should also give the family a clear choice about connecting, sharing information, and discussing services.
Start by clarifying the service needed, the region, the organization’s role, and the agreed consent process. Confirm availability and any program terms before exchanging client details.
A referral is not a booking or a coverage approval. The family and Tenise still need to discuss scope, expectations, and whether working together is a fit.
- Organization asks about coordination and availability.
- Consent, contact method, and referral terms are agreed.
- Family chooses whether to connect and discuss support.
Start with your
organization.
Use your organization’s own contact details in the form below. Don’t enter a client’s health history, records, or personal details in this general form.