Coordinates and carries out services designed to allow individuals with disabilties to live as independently as possible in the community. Services include Lifesharing, OBRA, Supervised Community Homes, and Home and Community Based Services.

Provides adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health challenges the opportunity to live as independently as possible in homes with 24/7 support or a more independent living arrangement. Options include community group homes, licensed Lifesharing or unlicensed Lifesharing.

Serves as the central hub for intake and registration for supports coordination for eligible individuals. Provides information and answers questions about available services and supports.

Offers an all-inclusive licensed 2380 training facility/community based day program for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Transportation to and from the center is offered. Participants are offered exercise, volunteer opportunties, recreational and educational activities. Referrals/intake are made to office in Tamaqua; location of day program is in Cresco.

Offers a range of services for adults with developmental disabilities including respite care, pharmacotherapy, in-home supports, foster care, and day programs. Also provides individual, group, family, and marital therapies.

Offers support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and Autism that allows them to participate in employment, leisure, religious, or social activities. Provides education to caregivers and staff to better communicate, organize, include, and engage clients in daily home chores and family activities.

A therapeutic program designed to provide support to children with emotional and behavioral needs. IBHS provides comprehensive treatment to children to assist them in becoming more functional in the home, school, or community. Works with each child and their family to assist them in developing strategies to manage challenging behaviors more effectively.

Provides the following day programs for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: - Adult developmental services to assist persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to learn community integration skills - Employment placement services for persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities into competitive employment. Long-term support provided to employers as well as the employee

The Elks home nurse can provide the following services for a person with a developmental delay: - in-home medical case management services - advocate for an individual's legal and human rights - provide information regarding resources and services available - assess needs and help to access equipment - advocate for appropriate educational services - assist with finding activities within the community - offer instruction regarding home care - provide emotional support - help with vocational goals - assist with residential placement - provide referrals to appropriate agencies - interpret clinical findings and act as liaison between health care professionals

Provides activities which helps to enable program participants to lead successful lives and connect to their community in meaningful ways. Utilizing both individual and small group settings, direct support professionals emphasize training activities that improve fine/gross motor coordination and promote independent care skills. Also offers the Work Activity Center. Program participants earn a paycheck while learning job skills and concepts. Through hands-on instruction, participants carry out contract work for area private companies.

Provides a variety of supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enhance their abilities and interests. Services include supported living, in-home supports, day programs, group living, intermediate care facilities, supports coordination, and respite care.

Provides a variety of supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enhance their abilities and interests. Services include supported living, in-home supports, day programs, group living, intermediate care facilities, supports coordination, and respite care.

Provides a variety of services to assist individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their families to live and work in their home communities. Support services offered are based in the local community and encourage active participation by the individual, their family, friends, and neighbors. Services include: residential and in-home care, vocational and employment services, family support and specialized therapies, and specialized early intervention services for children from birth to age 3 who have a developmental delay.

Provides a variety of supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enhance their abilities and interests. Services include supported living, in-home supports, day programs, group living, intermediate care facilities, supports coordination, and respite care.

Provides adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health challenges the opportunity to live as independently as possible in homes with 24/7 support or a more independent living arrangement. Options include community group homes, licensed Lifesharing or unlicensed Lifesharing.

Offers residential homes, residential support, supported employment, self-advocacy, day services, and habilitation.

Provides home based therapy and parenting education for parents of children 0-3 with hearing loss and speech/language issues.

Offers an adult training facility to individuals who have more specific needs in their daily lifestyle. Provides a structured environment which works to address the unique needs of individuals with a great emphasis on developing daily living skills and prevocational development as well as providing occasions for social activities.

Provides opportunities and support for participants to be active members of the community. These supports allow individuals to participate in a wide range of integrated activities that interest them. Participating in such activities builds on the individual’s interests, preferences, and strengths while reflecting their desired outcomes related to community involvement and independence.

Provides non-skilled In-Home Caregivers to help clients gain and maintain new independence in essential activities of daily life. Services include bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility assistance, food prep, shopping and errands, light housekeeping, socializing, encouraging engagement, and respite for family caregivers. PennCares community habilitation services-for adults ages 21 and up with intellectual disabilities. PennCares community habilitation services foster personal growth with goal-oriented activities to develop and enhance independent living, recreation, socialization, and other life skills.

Provides a variety of supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enhance their abilities and interests. Services include supported living, in-home supports, day programs, group living, intermediate care facilities, supports coordination, and respite care.

Offers a full range of therapeutic, home and community-based services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include behavioral supports, community integration activities, community residential services, community residential living, counseling, home and community habilitation, Life Sharing (Family Living), specialized services for autism, supported employment, and supported living services.

Offers an individualized range of supports provided by The Branch staff to adults with psychiatric or intellectual disabilities living independently in their own apartments or with family.

Offers structured activities, trained nurse on staff, health monitoring and assistance with medications. Personal care(assistance with ambulating, eating, toileting, showering) Dietician approved lunches; honoring special diets. Offering two programs: Aging program and a special needs program. Serving clients with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's, mentally challenged, Cerebral palsy along with folks that need socialization and structure but do not have a primary diagnosis.

IHCS staff assists people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in acquiring, maintaining, and improving the skills necessary to live more independently.