Our Services
In Community Case Management, we craft detailed, personalized service plans prioritizing autonomy, empowerment, community integration, health, and safety. Our dedicated team offers Case Management services to adults aged 18 and above with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Our services encompass a wide range of support, including but not limited to the creation and ongoing management of a comprehensive, person-centered service plan. We engage in activities such as referring and coordinating necessary services and supports, advocating for our clients, and identifying their needs and aspirations. Utilizing the “Charting the Life Course” framework, we assist our clients in conceptualizing their ideal life, setting objectives, and tackling challenges while navigating and advocating for the necessary support.
How Can We Help?
Our Case Management team delivers exceptional Individual Service Plans, which detail all the supports and services provided to each individual. These plans comply with the HCBS rule setting and are meticulously reviewed every 90 days and updated annually to ensure relevance and effectiveness.
What Is Person-Centered Planning?
Person-Centered Planning means you are the expert in your own life and what your good life looks like. The Person-Centered Planning process listens and learns about what is most important to you:
- What to do and how to spend your time. You might work, learn something new, volunteer, pursue hobbies and interests, or a mix of choices;
- Who to have relationships with and how to be involved in chosen communities;
- Where to live and with whom; and
- How to balance health, safety, and risks.
What Is Charting the Life Course?
Charting the LifeCourse is a framework that was developed to help individuals and families of all abilities and at any age or stage of life develop a vision for a good life, think about what they need to know and do, identify how to find or develop supports, and discover what it takes to live the lives they want to live. Individuals and families may focus on their current situation and stage of life but may also find it helpful to look ahead to start thinking about life experiences now that will help move them toward an inclusive, productive life in the future.
Our Team
Our team consists of a group of highly qualified and well-trained individuals. At a minimum, our CCM staff must have a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year institution of higher learning with a specialization in psychology, mental health, human services, behavioral health, behavioral sciences, social work, human development, special education, counseling, rehabilitation, sociology, nursing or closely related field is minimally required.
Additionally, our CCM’s attend Bi-Weekly supervision sessions as well as team meetings monthly. We proudly announce that all our Case Managers are currently earning their LSW.
Meet Our Community Case Management Team
Julia Herrick, LSW Manager of Community Case Management
Contact Information: 207-890-1090, [email protected] Oxford Office: 5 Fore Street, Oxford, Maine 04270
Kevin Gott, Case Manager
Contact Information: 207-461-1616, [email protected] Oxford Office, 5 Fore Street, Oxford, Maine 04270
Maura Broberg, LSX, Case Manager
Contact Information: 207-393-7807, [email protected] Oxford Office: 5 Fore Street, Oxford, Maine 04270
Jennifer Morris, Case Manager
Danielle Woodbury, Case Manager
Contact Information: 207-890-0572 , [email protected] Bridgton Office: 300 Portland Road, Bridgton, Maine 04009
Samantha Dimmick, Case Manager
Suzanne Lambert, Case Manager
Christine LaVoie, Case Manager
