Care Management Services

 

Offering Expert Community Care Management

  

Administrative Case Management
Care Management: Adolescents
Care Management: High-Risk Adult
Early Intervention Service Coordination in PA
Forensic Case Management
High Fidelity Wraparound Services
Homeless Persons Behavioral Health
Representative Payee
Mental Health Screening and Assessment
Shelter Plus Care
Intellectual Disabilities Supports Coordination
Care Management: Adolescents
Adult High Risk Care Management
Autism Supports Coordination
Coordinated Entry
Community HealthChoices

 

Testimonials 


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They are straight to it. Every option. Every standard. All the way versatile and understanding representatives. Fully loaded go team.

Carlton Levert

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the purpose of ECCM?

The purpose of ECCM from the very beginning has been to promote a conflict-free care management system while also promoting the integration of community services into a system of care for both children and adults in need of services. If you would like to learn more about us, the mission and history of ECCM might be of interest to you.

 
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