What If Health Services Could Be Part of Your ESA Plan?
In states like Arizona, telehealth services that support a child’s educational growth—especially those with special needs—may qualify for ESA funding. But eligibility is always case by case.
At Vitae, we don’t just believe in healing—we believe in partnering with parents to pursue health, clarity, and formation through the most supportive means available. For some families, that includes using Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) funds to support services like developmental assessments, wellness coaching, or telehealth support plans tied to educational outcomes.
It’s not guaranteed. But it is possible. And when it works, it changes everything—from access to services to peace of mind. The best way to find out? A one-on-one conversation with someone who understands both the healthcare and ESA worlds.
What We’ve Done for Other Families
- Written clinical letters in support of ESA special needs qualification
- Provided consults and screenings for educational development delays
- Helped parents document care plans for ESA review boards
- Delivered virtual support services through ESA-approved formats
We cannot promise eligibility. But if your child has ADHD, anxiety, trauma history, learning struggles, or a medical condition that affects schooling—you may be eligible for ESA special needs designation.
Even if you’ve been denied in the past, a well-supported consult or reapplication can change your outcome.