For eligible Medicaid members living with chronic health conditions. Our Care Managers coordinate medical care, appointments and providers while connecting people with benefits, transportation, food, housing and other resources affecting their health.
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For individuals with a brain injury who are pursuing or receiving NYS TBI Waiver services. Your Service Coordinator helps bring the pieces together—coordinating waiver providers and connecting you with housing, benefits, healthcare and other essential supports so you can live successfully in the community with the highest possible level of independence.

For individuals living with a brain injury, including veterans through our Bridges for Bravery program. This one-on-one service is provided at home and in the community, helping people relearn and manage household responsibilities, develop strategies for everyday challenges and build the skills needed to live more independently and confidently navigate their communities.

For adults with brain injuries and other disabilities who want purposeful days, real choices and meaningful connections. Members don’t simply attend—their interests and ideas help shape the monthly calendar. From community outings, creative arts, cooking, trivia, games and brain-boosting activities to wellness, gardening, animal care and farm experiences, every day offers new ways to work toward personal goals, build friendships and discover what’s possible.
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For schools, libraries, senior communities, camps, businesses, festivals and special events ready to bring learning to life. Meet fascinating animal ambassadors through an interactive program that sparks curiosity, builds respect for wildlife and creates unforgettable connections. Individuals with disabilities take an active role as Wildlife Rockstars—sharing their knowledge while building confidence, communication skills and purpose.
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