Empowering Tennessee Families through Enabling Technology
Floreo SkillsXP provides a safe, engaging virtual learning environment for neurodiverse learners to practice communication and social skills at their own pace. Now available through Minnesota's CDCS program.
Floreo VR is an FDA breakthrough designated device for neurodiverse learners of any age and ability. Through Tennessee's Enabling Technology program (including the 1915(c) waiver, MAPs, ECF Choices, and Katie Beckett waiver), eligible individuals can access this innovative therapy modality at no direct cost to families.
Enabling Technology program
Access through MAPs, ECF CHOICES, Enabling Technology, Katie Beckett, and 1915(c) waiver programs.
For participants aged 4 and up
Requires approval from your service or care coordinator
Floreo partners seamlessly with Tennessee's waiver programs to provide accessible, innovative therapy.
Get Approval
Once approved for Floreo through the 1915(c) waiver, MAPs, ECF Choices, or Katie Beckett waiver, you can request Floreo SkillsXP as part of your support plan or self-directed budget.
Receive Your Equipment
If needed, we can provide all necessary equipment, including the VR headset, coach device and access to the Floreo SkillsXP platform. Or, you might prefer to use your enabling technology funds to source your own equipment to use Floreo SkillsXP.
Guide Your Learner
Take an active role in your learner’s experience, guiding them through immersive VR lessons while providing support and encouragement along the way.
Extra Support with Floreo
Based on proven techniques for building social connections, managing planned and unplanned events, and responding to sensory overload. Carefully designed with sensory-sensitive individuals in mind to help provide extra support to parents and caregivers. A parent/caregiver driven experience to guide progress and promote growth.
How to Access Floreo
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Contact your Service Coordinator for authorization for a Floreo subscription
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Your Service Coordinator emails clinic@floreovr.com with participant information
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Floreo contacts the family for equipment shipment and Floreo account setup
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Expert Training via video conference with Floreo customer success
5 Simple Steps to Get Started
Based on proven techniques for building social connections, managing planned and unplanned events, and responding to sensory overload. Carefully designed with sensory-sensitive individuals in mind to help provide extra support to parents and caregivers. A parent/caregiver driven experience to guide progress and promote growth.
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Check Eligibility
Ensure you are enrolled in or eligible in the 1915(c), MAPs, ECF Choices, or Katie Beckett programs.
Complete a brief intake call to discuss your needs and ensure Floreo is a good fit.
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Get Equipment
Receive your fully configured Floreo kit and begin sessions at home.
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Complete Training
Expert Training via video conference with Floreo customer success.
Flexible Floreo Programs
3 month Program
Includes Floreo equipment bundle
$664.00
6 month Program
Includes Floreo equipment bundle
$1084.00
12 month Program
Includes Floreo equipment bundle
$1782.00
Tennessee's Enabling Technology program can fund a Floreo program. Already have the equipment needed to use Floreo? Contact us about a software-only program.
Using Floreo SkillsXP
Floreo lessons are viewed through the mobile VR headset by the Learner, while a Coach follows along on an iPad / iPhone to guide progress throughout the experience.
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The coaching device(s) and learning VR headset are paired to the Floreo app.
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The VR headset is put on the Learner to stream the lesson. The Learner experiences the immersive experience.
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The VR lesson is streamed in real-time to the coaching device.
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The coaching device uses a co-pilot mode to direct the lesson and learning experience, providing guidance, instructions, and praise language throughout.
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Review the Learner's lesson completion and progress in the Floreo portal.
Today, Floreo’s immersive experiences provide thousands of people and practitioners with fun and engaging ways to practice and develop important skills that are difficult to learn and teach in “real life.”
In addition to our continual work developing effective lessons and tools for therapy programs, we are making advances to make essential services like Floreo more affordable and accessible for families and caregivers
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