ECCM

Some situations need more than a single appointment - they need someone watching the whole picture.

High-risk adult care management supports adults in PA with complex needs, coordinating medical, mental health, and community services so nothing important slips through the gaps.

If you're caring for an adult loved one and feel stretched thin, a care manager can help carry the load. Learn more 👇 eccm.org/services/care-management/high-risk-adult

The teenage years are hard enough. Getting care shouldn't add to the weight.

ECCM's adolescent care management helps young people and their families coordinate mental and behavioral health support - connecting the dots between school, providers, and community services so a teen doesn't fall through the cracks.

If you're worried about a young person in your life, you don't have to sort it out alone! Reach out 👉 https://www.eccm.org/contact

The first 3 years shape more than we can see. For babies and toddlers with a developmental delay or disability, early support can make a real difference.

ECCM's Early Intervention service coordination helps families in Northwestern PA connect to the right services during those critical first years. And for eligible families, Early Intervention service coordination comes at no cost to you!

Start here! 👉 eccm.org/get-started

"Who do I even call?"

When a family is trying to line up services for a child or an adult they love, the hardest part is often just knowing where to start. That's the gap a care manager fills.

At ECCM, your care manager gets to know the WHOLE person, connects you to the right community resources, and helps keep everything moving in the same direction. You don't have to hold it all together by yourself!

Learn how care management works → https://www.eccm.org/services

Autism is lifelong, but the support system isn't. At 18, school services end and pediatric care ages out.

That's when supports coordination matters most! We'll help you navigate what comes next, built around the life your loved one actually wants.

Simply give our care team a call to get started! 👉📞 814-528-0600

Struggling to find care for both IDD and mental health? ECCM's NADD- accredited support coordination bridges the gap. Discover how a trauma-informed approach creates better care systems in our latest blog!

Check it out here! 👉 https://www.eccm.org/blog/elevating-care-for-dual-diagnosis-with-nadd-accreditation

A supports coordinator is the bridge between families and the essential services they need. From developing service plans to advocating for participants' rights, you will be the driving force for individuals with intellectual disabilities in Erie.

Why work with ECCM?
✨ Collaboration with a team that values integrity.
✨ Ongoing professional development.
✨ The chance to build a fulfilling career in Human Services.

Visit our site to upload your resume today! 💼 👉 https://www.eccm.org/career-opportunities

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"I am proud of the strength you show every day." 💪❤️

On National Say It Now Day, we want to acknowledge that managing a mental health diagnosis or a disability isn’t just a journey - it’s an act of courage. Tell someone working hard toward independence that you see their progress. Your affirmation could be what they need to keep moving forward!

Remember, you don't have to carry the weight alone. ECCM is here to help you navigate the path to wellness.

📞 814-528-0600 | 💻 eccm.org

Winter storms can be especially upsetting for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) because they disrupt routines and cause big changes. Be ready! Here are three essential tips:

📞Know Your Helpers: Keep 2 important phone numbers visible.

🧸Comfort Kit Ready: Have a special box with calm items for outages.

🚶‍♂️Stay Safe Outside: Wear bright colors & non-slip boots.

Need help building a support plan that covers all your safety needs? Contact ECCM today to connect with a supports coordinator!

Did you know? 💭

ECCM’s Forensic Case Management program supports those with mental illness at every stage: pre-trial, during court, and reentry. After we assess your needs, we'll build a complete discharge plan and connect you to the right services.

Give our intake team a call at 814-528-0600 to get started on the path to recovery!