Community-Based Supervised Visitation
Professional supervision in an approved public or neutral setting selected for safety, access, and case requirements.

Secure Family Visits provides supervised visitation, family reunification, and vulnerable adult visitation services across 48 states and Washington, D.C.
Secure Family Visits provides structured family contact supported by trained monitors, secure case coordination, clear professional boundaries, and objective documentation. Services are available for children, families, and vulnerable adults throughout the continental United States.
Services are subject to case review, required-party participation, applicable court orders, location, scheduling requirements, payment, and qualified monitor availability.
The service format is selected through case review so the setting, staffing, structure, and documentation can reflect the court order, identified safety concerns, participant needs, location, and purpose of the contact.
Professional supervision in an approved public or neutral setting selected for safety, access, and case requirements.
Structured visitation in an approved residence after the required case review and home safety evaluation.
Monitored video contact for distance, transitions, limited access, or cases where in-person contact is not yet practical.
Structured transfers designed to limit or prevent direct contact between parties while documenting the transition.
Additional structure for rebuilding contact after limited, disrupted, difficult, or high-conflict family separation.
Neutral monitoring when guardianship, diminished capacity, family conflict, facility rules, or court involvement require protected contact.
Clear intake guidance, service agreements, scheduling support, payment information, and practical preparation for visitation.
Learn how services beginNational referrals for supervised visitation, exchanges, virtual contact, reunification support, vulnerable adult cases, and professional documentation.
Refer a clientA structured service model centered on safety, professional boundaries, consistent procedures, reliable records, and secure communication.
Review our standardsSecure Family Visits currently serves all 48 contiguous states and Washington, D.C. Alaska and Hawaii are not currently serviced. Local placement remains subject to case review, travel requirements, requested dates, and qualified monitor availability.
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
View regional services →Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
View regional services →Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Texas.
View regional services →Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
View regional services →Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
View regional services →An inquiry begins the review process; it does not immediately schedule a visit. Services begin only after required intake, case review, agreements, staffing, scheduling, and payment requirements are completed.
Provide the case location, requested service, participant information, preferred schedule, and best contact method.
Required parties submit identification, court records, background information, safety information, and requested documents.
Our team evaluates the court requirements, location, risks, participant needs, scheduling limitations, and staffing needs.
After approval and completion of all prerequisites, confirmed scheduling and first-visit instructions are issued.
Effective visitation support requires preparation, active awareness, professional boundaries, timely intervention, secure coordination, and documentation that reflects what actually occurred.
Monitors remain attentive to safety, boundaries, participant conduct, transitions, and required interventions.
Records distinguish direct observations, participant statements, monitor actions, and notable events.
Approved communication, reports, scheduling information, billing, and documents remain organized through secure systems.
Intake, scheduling, case review, billing, portal support, and report delivery are coordinated centrally.
Review current service rates, sliding-scale information, payment rules, travel costs, and cancellation requirements.
View pricing and fees →Understand the intake, vetting, documentation, onboarding, billing, and case-review requirements.
Review the process →Access practical information designed to help families understand and prepare for supervised visitation.
Explore family resources →Learn how secure client communication, document delivery, billing information, and payments are handled.
Review secure systems →Submit the case location, requested service, participant information, and preferred schedule. Our team will explain the intake requirements and review current availability.
