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EISEP is designed to provide non-medical services to older persons to allow them to remain at home. This includes Case Management, In-Home Services & Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS).

Provides health services to individuals who are currently incarcerated. Services include outreach, education, and testing to prevent the spread of HIV, Hepatitis C, and STIs, and assists individuals living with HIV and Hepatitis to develop a care plan once they're discharged back to the community.

Coordinates care for individuals dealing with substance use, including providing connections to mental health, chemical dependency, and rehabilitation services, as well as primary care, counseling, support groups, and employment and food assistance.

Provides assessment, coordination and recovery services for people with mental health and/or substance-use disorders. Clients can access these services right in their homes or communities. Services are structured to help individuals achieve their goals-such as a better social life, employment, or education.

* Offers people living with MS information they need and provide referral to appropriate community agencies, resources and health care professionals.

* Provides service management that can help locate and coordinate community resources and benefits for individuals and families facing numerous challenges from MS.

* Offers short term case management to assist people through difficult challenges of MS.

* Provides case management services to individuals, connects Medicaid HARP-enrolled individuals with employment, financial, vocational, educational, and more. Services are person-centered and are provided in a client's home.* Provides PEER Empowerment services.

Provides a support program for people living with chronic health conditions. Helps individuals get the treatment and support to stay healthy and out of the emergency room and hospital.

* Provides treatment of the following conditions:

• Falling, balance, and mobility problems
• Dizziness
• Incontinence
• Increasing memory loss, confusion or disorientation
• Multiple chronic illnesses, especially if there are multiple medication and/or doctors
• Persistent problems with mood, motivation, or sleeping
• Chronic pain or discomfort, including arthritis
• Increasing problems with self-care, and living independently
• General frailty

* Offers the following services:

• Complete evaluations of the medical, functional, cognitive and psychosocial problems, and abilities of the older adult
• Help in coping with the health problems and social needs associated with aging
• Ongoing medical follow-up and case management for patients with dementia
• Education, counseling and guidance for families, caregivers, and other professionals
• Collaboration with the primary care physician and other health care providers

Offers an outpatient treatment program for adolescents and young adults ages 16 to 30 years who may be experiencing mental health issues. Support services include a psychiatrist, nurse, therapist, peer specialist, and education and employment specialist.

Provides programming focused on academic enrichment, such as homework help and tutoring, school engagement, dropout prevention, career exploration, and intensive intervention and case management.

Provides information, assistance, respite, support and supplemental services to family caregivers, grandparents and other relative caregivers. Offers Expanded In-home Service for Elderly Program (EISEP). Offers homemaker/caregiver/respite services including case management. Cost-sharing depending on individual's financial status and program designation.

Provides case management services to assist with basic needs such as shelter, clothing, and nutrition for individuals or families. Assistance with access to psychiatric, psychological, social, educational, medical, vocational, or all other services that promote wellness in the community.

The Warren-Hamilton Counties Office for the Aging advocates on behalf of seniors with legislative bodies and other agencies.

Provides case management services to children with serious mental disturbance or chronic health conditions to assist them in staying healthy, out of the emergency room, and out of the hospital.

Provides direct care coordination to Veterans and their families in the areas of housing assistance, health care, and employment.

Provides treatment of mental and substance use disorders; and the support of those who experience and/or are in recovery from these conditions, along with their families and communities.

Coordinates care for individuals dealing with substance use, including providing connections to mental health, chemical dependency, and rehabilitation services, as well as primary care, counseling, support groups, and employment and food assistance.

* Provides non medical personal care, housekeeper chore aide services, case management, information and referral services and supportive counseling to assist individuals to remain living independently at home.

Collaborates with the youth's community providers to address the needs of the youth to assist them in staying healthy, out of the emergency room, and out of the hospital.

Provides services for children with a serious emotional disturbance, developmental disability, or who are medically fragile. Offers Child & Family Treatment Support Services, Home & Community Based Services and Health Home Care Management.

* Provides support to people with disabilities and their families in Seneca and Cayuga counties. Benefit management assistance. Legal and educational advocacy. Crisis assistance. Individual habilitation services. Family reimbursement. Parent support. Guardianship information. Respite assistance. Summer camp and recreation for adults and children. Transportation to doctor's appointments and planned shopping can be provided.

* Provides coordination of services to families of youth with behavioral health needs.

Provides comprehensive care management and care coordination services to New York State Medicaid recipients.

Provides comprehensive services to victims of domestic, sexual, elder abuse, and family violence as well as other victims of crime. Services include crisis hotline, web chat and intervention, short-term counseling, support and education groups and classes, outreach, systems advocacy, and assistance preparing family court petitions.

Coordinates services for individuals with traumatic brain injuries, as well as any other illness or disability that will possibly place a person in a nursing home.