Family Care Coordination is the integration of Maternity Care Coordination (MCC) and Child Service Coordination (CSC) into a system of support for at risk families. Our goal is to promote the health and well-being of families, particularly those who are at risk for poor pregnancy, parenting, child health and developmental outcomes.
The Maternity Care Coordination Program helps pregnant women and their families find the care and resources they need to have healthy babies. Specially trained social workers called Maternity Care Coordinators (MCCs) make monthly contacts to help ensure an expectant mother's special needs are being met. Some of the things MCCs help with include transportation to medical appointments, classes to help provide a better understanding of the birthing process or how to be a better parent, written information regarding a baby's growth and development.
The Child Service Coordination Program assists families with children birth to five years of age who have special needs regarding their health, growth or development. Specially trained social workers called Child Service Coordinators (CSCs) make monthly contacts to help ensure your special child's needs are being met. CSCs will help find needed care and resources including access to medical care, insurance, developmental screenings and evaluations, therapies, and other service programs.