Program Directors oversee the overall operations, strategy, and success of a program. They manage budgets, ensure compliance with regulations, and work closely with staff to implement effective services. They also develop policies, set goals, and evaluate program performance to ensure high-quality care.

Program Managers coordinate and supervise specific programs, ensuring they run efficiently and meet organizational goals. They handle day-to-day operations, oversee staff, manage resources, and ensure compliance with policies and regulations. They also act as a bridge between Program Directors and frontline staff.

Waiver Program Coordinators assist individuals who qualify for Medicaid waiver programs, helping them access services that support independent living. They ensure eligibility, coordinate care plans, manage paperwork, and liaise with state agencies to provide necessary services.

Housing Coordinators help individuals secure and maintain stable housing. They assist with applications for housing programs, connect clients with resources, and work with landlords to facilitate placements. They also support individuals in overcoming housing barriers, such as financial difficulties or lack of rental history.

Housing Case Managers provide direct support to individuals facing housing instability or homelessness. They assess needs, develop individualized housing plans, connect clients with supportive services, and monitor progress. Their goal is to help clients achieve long-term housing stability.

Registered Nurses provide medical care, administer treatments, and monitor the health of clients. They collaborate with doctors, caregivers, and families to ensure proper care plans are followed. They also educate clients on health management and offer support for chronic conditions.

Waiver Support Staff assist individuals enrolled in waiver programs by providing hands-on support with daily living activities, accessing community resources, and navigating services. They ensure clients receive the care and assistance needed to maintain independence.

PCA staff provide essential in-home and community-based support to individuals with disabilities or chronic conditions. They assist with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication reminders, and mobility support. They play a crucial role in enhancing clients’ quality of life and independence.