Mission: To help ill and disabled persons to live at home, at the highest possible level of independence.
Serving Lake and Mendocino Counties since 1984
NEWS: Community Care Announces New Executive Director
COMMUNITY CARE is a nonprofit agency that arranges affordable, competent help to enable people with disabilities or illnesses continue to live independently at home.
Through one of Community Care's programs (see below), a Care Manager will meet with you to discuss your particular situation and to learn about your needs. Working together, we will develop a plan for care in your home. Our staff will arrange the necessary services using community resources or direct purchase.
Your Care Manager will follow up with you periodically to make sure the services are working, and to adjust services as your needs change.
If you wish, your Care Manager will also keep your family informed of your living situation, even if your family lives far away.
There are no fees for most of our services.
TO LEARN MORE just drop by or give us a call. We're here to help you (or a loved one) lead a life of independence and dignity.
Senior Information and Assistance (I&A) Not sure where to begin? Our Community Resources Specialist will help connect you with the services that may help in your particular situation.
Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP) provides social and health care management to assist persons aged 65 and over to remain safely at home. Must be eligible for Medi-Cal and certifiable for skilled nursing care.
The Linkages Program serves persons 18 or older who have a disability and who are at risk of institutionalization. Clients need not be eligible for Medi-Cal (as with MSSP).
Community Care HIV/AIDS Program (CCHAP) serves individuals diagnosed with HIV or AIDS.
Community Care Clearlake Drop-In Center, located at 14644-B Lakeshore Drive, assists individuals diagnosed with HIV or AIDS.
Respite Program, serving the Mendocino coast area, provides help to primary caregivers of persons with developmental disabilities who are clients of the Redwood Coast Regional Center.
Independence Plus - The following programs of Independence Plus help Regional Center clients with developmental disabilities (in Ukiah, Willits, and Hopland).
The Supported Living Program (SLP) helps individuals with developmental disabilities who are able to live in the community in their own homes and apartments. Supported Living is provided to clients of the Redwood Coast Regional Center.
Community Integration Program supports young adults with developmental disabilities who are transitioning from school to the community.
Horizons (Formerly DDASA) helps individuals with developmental disabilities with drug, alcohol, gambling, and other dependencies. Clients are referred by the Redwood Coast Regional Center.
Inclusive Senior Services is a day activity service which will integrate Regional Center consumers into the Ukiah Senior Center activities at Bartlett Hall.
