Expert Community Care Management
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Expert Community Care Management Services
Founded in 2006, Expert Community Care Management (ECCM) is a nonprofit social services organization headquartered in Erie, PA. We promote conflict-free care management and integrate community resources into a coordinated system of care for children and adults across Pennsylvania. Our team connects individuals and families with the programs, funding, and personalized support they need to thrive.
Why Choose ECCM?
For nearly two decades, ECCM has served as a trusted social services organization across Pennsylvania. Families turn to us because we offer coordinated, compassionate care under one roof - from crisis services in Erie, PA to intellectual disability programs and support coordination. As a National Association for Dually Diagnosed (NADD)-accredited organization, we bring recognized quality standards to every program we manage.
+ Serving over 35 counties across Pennsylvania
+ 3-year NADD accreditation for dual-diagnosis care
+ Dedicated intake specialists to match you with the right program
Where We Work
Expert Community Care Management helps coordinate care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Pennsylvania. Since its 2006 founding in Erie County, PA, it has looked forward to continually expanding the reach of its mission: to Build Independence, One Empowered Consumer at a Time.
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