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Provides developmental and behavioral evaluations. Rehabilitation Services More Information:
- Provides screening and testing for developmental issues
Offers support services that includes counseling, evaluation, and occupational, physical, and speech therapies Aging and Disability Services More information:
- Operates managed alternative living homes for eligible clients
- Curb-to-curb transportation and vocational workshops available
Coordinates outreach to individuals experiencing homelessness in order to connect them to resources. Case Management More information:
- Workers search for individuals in shelters, streets, and other areas.
- Free transportation to community agencies available.
Offers assessment, therapy, and case management services for children who may have disabilities or delays.
Rehabilitation Services
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Includes audiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathologyProvides health services, nutrition counseling, family training, and support groupsNotifies parents of conferences and workshops
Offers housing and support to individuals who require help with daily living activities. Supported Living More Information:
- Provides residents with personalized assistance, supervision, and health-related services
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Helps families learn and grow together through special programs that prepare children for school and long-term success. Education Support More information:
- Facilitates developmental screenings and early intervention identification
- Offers family learning activities, evidence-based playgroups, and home visiting programs
- Provides parenting workshops, training, and education
- Connects families to resources, including adult education, job help, and case management
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Offers Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) services to prevent unnecessary admissions and readmissions for high-risk patients such as those diagnosed with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), congestive heart failure (CHF), diabetes, and pneumonia. In-Home Care More information:
- Incorporates telehealth and in-home clinician care
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Provides services for young children who may have developmental delays or disabilities.
Educational Programs, Rehabilitation Services
More information: - Includes assessments, therapy, case management, a family support network, and other resources - Offers audiology, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology services
Helps individuals find jobs and prepare for employment. Employment Services More information:
- Includes evaluation and tips on resume writing, interview techniques, and job applications
- Offers job training, labor market information, and a self-service job search database system
- Provides free information on local apprenticeship programs statewide
Provides skilled and non-skilled in-home care services, including help with daily activities, medication management, wound care, and companionship. In-Home Care
Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs. Case Management More information:
- Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs
- Helps with level of care determinations
- Assists with applying for Homeowners' and Renters' Tax Credits
Offers 24-hour non-emergency medical transportation services, including wheelchair van transport, critical care transportation, and medical stand-by services. Transportation
Maintains a website and online database with resources related to autism.
Helplines and Information, Rehabilitation Services
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- Includes information on healthcare providers, support groups, recreation, waivers, legal and life planning, respite care, and advocacy
- Conducts free workshops on related topics - Does not assist with housing vouchers
Provides guidance and support to service members, veterans, and their families and caregivers. Case Management More information:
- Offers connections to emergency service providers and resources for mental health, housing, financial assistance, employment, education, volunteering, recreation, and fitness
Offers seniors and people with disabilities transportation to medical appointments, pharmacies, and grocery stores within a six-mile radius of the city. Transportation More Information:
- Provides curb-to-curb service
Provides older adults with volunteer-assisted transportation to appointments, including doctor, grocery store, hair salon, and community events. Transportation More information:
- Offers services to accommodate wheelchairs, powerchairs, and other mobility devices
- Member is responsible for all parking and toll fees
- Certification is required to use services
Provides residential and transitional living homes for individuals with developmental disabilities. Aging and Disability Services, Housing Assistance More information:
- Independent and supervised apartments available
Provides in-home personal care, including meal preparation, medication reminders, and light housekeeping. In-Home Care More information:
- Assists with daily living activities including bathing, grooming, and dressing
- Customizes meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking according to dietary needs
- Offers transportation for errands and medical appointments
- Provides companionship and social interaction
- Manages care routines for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer's disease
Offers housing and support to individuals who require help with daily living activities.
In Home Care, Supportive Housing
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- Provides residents with 24-hour medical and non-medical care
Coordinates community resources to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities find living arrangements that meet their needs.
Rehabilitation Services, Aging and Disability Services
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Helps families learn and grow together through special programs that prepare children for school and long-term success. Education Support More information:
- Facilitates developmental screenings and early intervention identification
- Offers family learning activities, evidence-based playgroups, and home visiting programs
- Provides parenting workshops, training, and education
- Connects families to resources, including adult education, job help, and case management
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Provides outpatient clinical services for children and their parents. Mental Health Services
More information: - Includes prevention, assessment, and treatment of emotional and developmental disorders - Offers family, group, and occupational therapy sessions - Intervention and support available for families at risk for neglect or abuse
- Provides residents with personalized assistance, supervision, and health-related services
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Facilitates connections and referrals to the Shriners Children's Healthcare Network. Helplines and Information More information:
- Conditions may include club foot, scoliosis, hand or back problems, bowed legs, Spina Bifida, dislocated hips, missing limbs, and facial dysplasia