COMMUNITY CARE

Community Care specializes in community-based social services and support programs under NAICS 624410, delivering case management, behavioral health outreach, and family welfare interventions to vulnerable populations. Their core capabilities include coordinating multidisciplinary care teams, implementing client-centered service plans, and managing state-funded human service programs with a focus on trauma-informed practices, longitudinal care coordination, and resource navigation. The organization leverages evidence-based frameworks to improve outcomes in mental health, substance use recovery, and aging services, with particular strength in connecting at-risk individuals to housing, nutrition, and employment supports. A key differentiator is their embedded community engagement model, which prioritizes cultural competency and local partnerships to ensure service accessibility and trust. While award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, Community Care’s operational focus aligns with state and local human services departments, public health agencies, and federally funded initiatives under the Social Services Block Grant and Medicaid waiver programs. Their work typically involves compliance with state-specific eligibility systems, data reporting through case management platforms, and coordination with Medicaid managed care organizations. The company’s primary industry focus is human services delivery, specifically in non-residential community support services for children, families, and older adults. They position themselves as a mission-driven provider specializing in wraparound services that bridge gaps between clinical care and social determinants of health. Community Care is a woman-owned small business certified under the 8H program, reflecting its status as a small business owned and controlled by women. Headquartered in Liberty, Indiana, the organization operates primarily within state and regional human service networks, leveraging its local presence to deliver responsive, community-tailored interventions. Their certification enhances eligibility for set-aside contracts and underscores a commitment to diversity in public service contracting.