Jason Bailey, Director of Community Services
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The Arc of the Three Rivers
1021 Quarrier Street Suite 200
Charleston, WV 25301
About
We are governed by a volunteer Board of Directors that is representative of the diversity of the communities we serve from Kanawha, Boone, Clay, and Putnam Counties. We are licensed to provide behavioral health services in West Virginia and certified to provide Title XIX Waiver services.
Comprehensive behavioral health, representative payee, casework, and advocacy services are provided to over 500 clients each year. Current programs include service coordination, therapeutic consultation, psychological assessment services, residential services, community and facility habilitation services, representative payee, and supported employment.
We proudly provide services to people with intellectual and development delays in Kanawha, Boone, Clay, and Putnam Counties.
Our goal is to provide quality life experiences, supports, and services to the people we serve and their families. This is achieved by a spectrum of talented volunteers, donors, board members, advisory members, staff, contractors, professional collaborators, and families/guardians.
Jason Bailey, Director of Community Services
The Arc of the Three Rivers is a private, non-profit behavioral organization founded in 1952. The Arc is an organization consisting of clients, employees, families, volunteers, interns, Board members, Directors, members, advisory council members, donors, benefactors, supporters, and friends.We are governed by a volunteer Board of Directors that is representative of the diversity of the communities we serve from Kanawha, Boone, Clay, and Putnam Counties. We are licensed to provide behavioral health services in West Virginia and certified to provide Title XIX Waiver services.
Comprehensive behavioral health, representative payee, casework, and advocacy services are provided to over 500 clients each year. Current programs include service coordination, therapeutic consultation, psychological assessment services, residential services, community and facility habilitation services, representative payee, and supported employment.
We proudly provide services to people with intellectual and development delays in Kanawha, Boone, Clay, and Putnam Counties.
Our goal is to provide quality life experiences, supports, and services to the people we serve and their families. This is achieved by a spectrum of talented volunteers, donors, board members, advisory members, staff, contractors, professional collaborators, and families/guardians.
Primary Specialty
Independent Living
Services
The Arc is the Three Rivers advocates and provides services to individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities to achieve full inclusion in the communities where they live, work and play.
There are four general funding sources for whom we provide services.
Medicaid Title XIX Waiver – We provide a full spectrum of services to those that qualif y for Title XIX services. This begins with application for the funding and continues with services coordination and service delivery through our own services or referral to other agencies.
Medicaid ICF/MR - We provide group home services to those that qualify for these services. We have a group home for four adult males and assure comprehensive services to those in the program.
Representative Payee – We provide financial management services for people with Social Security Insurance (SSI) and to people that qualify for Veteran Administration benefits.
Support and Alternative Services – We provide services and supports on an as needed basis to people that do not qualify for Title XIX Waiver services. This can range from day habilitation services to assistance with medications Additional Services Title XIX Home and Community Based Services
The Arc is the Three Rivers advocates and provides services to individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities to achieve full inclusion in the communities where they live, work and play.
There are four general funding sources for whom we provide services.
Medicaid Title XIX Waiver – We provide a full spectrum of services to those that qualif y for Title XIX services. This begins with application for the funding and continues with services coordination and service delivery through our own services or referral to other agencies.
Medicaid ICF/MR - We provide group home services to those that qualify for these services. We have a group home for four adult males and assure comprehensive services to those in the program.
Representative Payee – We provide financial management services for people with Social Security Insurance (SSI) and to people that qualify for Veteran Administration benefits.
Support and Alternative Services – We provide services and supports on an as needed basis to people that do not qualify for Title XIX Waiver services. This can range from day habilitation services to assistance with medications Additional Services Title XIX Home and Community Based Services
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