Provides non-medical in-home services including help with bathing, eating, shopping, cooking, cleaning, and laundry based on need. The service also includes a care manager whose responsibility is to determine the individual's needs.

Provides care management to individuals with a serious mental illness, HIV/AIDS, or two or more chronic health conditions and significant behavioral, medical, and/or social risk factors, and who are in need of assistance linking to services to stabilize and improve their overall health functioning. Program services include outreach and engagement, comprehensive care management with assessment and care planning, care coordination and health promotion, comprehensive transitional care, client and family support, referral to community and social support services, and use of health information technology to link to services.

* Provides coordination of services for adults living with serious mental illness, substance abuse and medical concerns, offers referrals to: Residential Care Coordination. Assertive Community Treatment. AOT services through the SPOA process.

* Provides community and caregiver services for older adults and their families that includes: Case management. Housekeeping and personal aide service. Help with errands. Personal emergency response system. Transportation. * Provides information, assistance and advocacy services that includes: Insurance counseling. Legal assistance. Long-term care options. * Provides nutrition services that includes: Farmers Market coupon program. Home delivered meals. Nutrition counseling and education. Senior lunch clubs.

Provides non-medical in-home services including help with bathing, eating, shopping, cooking, cleaning, and laundry based on need. The service also includes a care manager whose responsibility is to determine the individual's needs.

Office for the Aging Continuing Care provides access to anyone, regardless of age and payment source, to long term care services. Case Managers and Public Health Nurses can assess the clients in their home, the nursing home or in the hospital, establish a realistic plan of care, and provide advice on available funding sources. They may also make suggestions regarding other alternatives such as Adult Day Care, Adult Homes, Assisted Living, Foster Care, Home Health Care, Respite Services, and Nursing Home placement. Office for the Aging / Continuing Care can help arrange for the provision of services, which may include in-home care such as homemaking and personal care, help with paperwork, etc.

* Supports youth and families in the juvenile justice system, and offers them an alternative solution to detention and out-of-home placement.* Provides evidence-based intensive case management to youth as an alternative to residential placement.

* Provides coordination between all types of care a participant may need: behavioral health, medical and social services.

* Provides care management and a wide variety of subsidized services for participants.

* Ensures all involved in an individual's care are working together and sharing the necessary information to support recovery: medical, mental health, substance abuse services, and social service needs.

* Connects individuals with substance use issues to various services in the community including;Housing assistance.Transportation assistance.Benefits Advocacy.Legal assistance.Motivational coaching.Support linking to primary health care, mental health, and vocational services.

* Provides pediatric hospital and services.* Offers an adolescent clinic with inpatient and outpatient medical care.* Provides an eating disorders clinic. Multi-disciplinary eating disorders treatment. Acute inpatient hospitalization, 17 day protocol. Prevention. Public Awareness and Education.* Offers interdisciplinary outpatient clinic.* Offers case management provided in the Health Home Model. * Provides telemedicine in day care demonstration project.* Offers volunteer opportunities.

* Provides the following services for adults and children with multiple chronic health conditions, HIV/AIDS or a persistent mental health condition. Care Management Transitional care Patient and family support Referral to community services

* Provides services to adults and children who have an intellectual and developmental disability and their families. Residential services. Support to disabled individuals and their families living independently in the community. Camp Columbus that offers summer day camp for children and adults.

* Provides Children's Care Management for youth with Medicaid, and Care Coordination services for youth without Medicaid. Supports youth with a mental health diagnosis or history of trauma in meeting their goals and getting connected to the resources they need.

* Provides case management services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

*Offers a family support program including Parent's support group. Care and case management services. Individual residential alternatives through supportive apartments. Employment and vocational placement through supportive employment opportunities with the goal of competitive placements. Day habilitation program

* Aims to reduce the incidence of shootings, killings, and other acts of violence using a public health approach. Identifies and engages high-risk youth in case management Conducts youth outreach Prepares public education campaigns Mediates conflict Provide referrals to local agencies Involves faith leaders Have presence in the streets that neighborhood shootings occur

* Offers information and referral regarding issues of aging such as: Long term care services and supports information. Aide service, home delivered meals, transportation, medical alarm units, nursing homes. Caregiver support, housing, employment supports, etc.

Assists families of individuals with disabilities to plan for the future by creating an individualized life plan and recording important personal (unique, vital and irreplaceable) information. Provides support services such as direct care, guidance and advocacy.

* Plans, develops and administers of community based services for older persons in Cayuga County.* Provides information and assistance for senior programs and services such as: Elder In-Home Services Program (EISEP) with case management Caregiver and Alzheimer's Community Service Program Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program (HIICAP) Senior Nutrition Program for the Elderly provides home delivered meals and Congregate site meals Benefits application assistance in accessing programs and services Limited Legal services

* Provides Health Home services through a group of health care and service providers. Enrolled individuals will work with a care manager to develop an individualized care plan.* Assists individuals with: Coordinating care through communication with other providers. Advocating on their behalf to receive care. Navigating the healthcare system. Connecting to mental health and substance abuse providers. Connecting to needed medications. Linking to resources for finding affordable housing, benefits, food, clothing, childcare, transportation. Learning more about activities to improve health. Identify goals and ensure all providers involved in care understand the goals and care plan.

* Offers individualized services to persons who are disabled such as: Homemaker basic skills training for caregiver. Parent support group. Companionship and respite services. Family crisis program. Transportation to and from recreation events. Children's day camp, games, sports, supervised exercise. After school wellness program - for school-age children who have high medical or behavioral challenges. Financial Reimbursement for families to assist with costs of caring for a family member with a developmental disability. Behavior Management Services - providers will assess behavior, make referrals and develop a support plan to assist families to manage challenging behaviors in the home.

* Provides confidential treatment designed to reduce symptoms, improve patient functioning, and to provide on-going support. Services include: Assessment and treatment planning. Individual, group and family therapies. Medication evaluation and prescribing. Symptom management. Care Management. Single Point of Access(SPOA). Assisted Outpatient Treatment(AOT). Crisis Intervention Services. Daytime Mobile Crisis Team.

* Provides ongoing programs for LGBTQ+ and ally caregivers and older adults including: Care management. Personal safety advocacy and support. Support groups. Coffee hour for caregivers.