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TruVisit Announces $2 Million, Three-Year Commitment to Expand Access to Supervised Visitation Services Nationwide

Initiative developed with its standards affiliate, the Supervised Visitation Institute, targets both underserved rural communities and major metros where families face months-long waiting lists.

TruVisit National, one of the country's fastest-growing providers of professional supervised visitation services, today announced a commitment to invest $2 million over the next three years to expand access to court-ordered supervised visitation across the United States.

Supervised visitation is court-ordered parenting time that takes place in the presence of a neutral third-party supervisor, typically ordered during custody proceedings. Families are usually referred by a family court judge, attorney, or guardian ad litem, and costs are most often paid by the supervised parent per the court's order. TruVisit provides professional supervision with same-week availability, online intake, and court-ready visit reports.

The initiative — developed with TruVisit's standards affiliate, the Supervised Visitation Institute (SVI) — will fund expansion into underserved rural communities, where families often drive hours for a single supervised visit, as well as major metropolitan areas where demand has overwhelmed existing providers and families routinely wait two to three months for a first visit.

"Families in the middle of a custody case don't have three months to wait — a child's relationship with a parent can't be put on hold," said Jennifer Reina of TruVisit National. "This commitment means more credentialed supervisors, more markets, and same-week scheduling in places where the current answer is a waiting list."

The investment will fund:

  • Supervisor recruitment and credentialing in new and existing markets, in accordance with SVI professional standards
  • Technology that removes friction for families — including TruVisit's online portal, where parents can begin intake, upload court orders, and book visits 24/7
  • Expansion into underserved regions, with services already active across 19+ states and growing
  • Court-ready documentation standards, so families, attorneys, and judges receive timely, professional visit reports

TruVisit and its affiliated local providers currently serve families in markets including Phoenix, Atlanta, Dallas, Nashville, Las Vegas, Tucson, Miami, Tampa, Virginia, South Carolina, and Mississippi, with the expansion initiative targeting additional metros including Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Houston, alongside rural and underserved counties nationwide.

TruVisit's model pairs professional, background-checked visit supervisors with modern scheduling infrastructure — allowing the company to offer families faster availability and accessible pricing compared to waitlist-bound legacy providers.

Read the full release as announced on PRLog.

About TruVisit National

TruVisit provides professional supervised visitation, monitored exchanges, and related family services across the United States, with online intake and scheduling at truvisit.org.

About the Supervised Visitation Institute

SVI, an affiliate of TruVisit's parent organization, maintains professional standards, credentialing, and a national directory for the supervised visitation field.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does supervised visitation cost?

TruVisit intake starts at $150, with visits from $65 per hour depending on market and visit type. Courts typically specify which parent is responsible for fees in the visitation order.

How quickly can supervised visits start?

Standard scheduling opens within about a week of completed intake; expedited intake is available for families with urgent court deadlines. Many legacy providers quote waits of 60–90 days.

Who pays for supervised visitation?

In most court orders, the supervised parent pays some or all fees; some orders divide costs between parents. Your order controls — TruVisit's team reviews it during intake.

Do courts receive reports of visits?

Yes. TruVisit supervisors document each visit, and court-ready reports are available for hearings, attorneys, and guardians ad litem.

Ordered to supervised visitation? Start here.

A TruVisit case coordinator will review your order and activate your case — typically within 48 to 72 hours.