Adult Community Case Management provides supports to adults with developmental disabilities from Fort Kent to Sherman. Case management duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to; home visits, making sure that individual’s needs are met, Representative Payee Services, monitoring medical/dental appointments, completing referrals for services/ programs, assistance in obtaining housing resources and completing paperwork for Maine Care Waiver Services, funding requests, and advocacy. CCM will update Service and Supports, critical information, and other required information and Assessments in the Enterprise Information System.

Youth Community Case Management coordinates services for youth up to the age of 20. Qualifying diagnoses may include a combination of physical, medical, mental health, and developmental disabilities.  It’s imperative to understand each family’s unique dynamic to optimize the success of their child. Providing opportunity and growth for the child but seeing success for the entire family is the achievement that the team supports.  The Wraparound process is used to engage, prepare, and implement phases of achievement.  A Strengths Inventory is created that include nine components of a youth's environment: Family, Living Situation, Medical, Well Being, Social/Recreational, Legal, Safety, Educational/Vocational, and Family Values