December 04, 2019
(INDIANAPOLIS) – Eager to learn about programs that improve the lives of Indiana individuals and families while also saving taxpayer money, Indiana State Sen. John Ruckelshaus will visit Indianapolis-based nonprofit Choices Coordinated Care Solutions on Dec. 5.
Choices supports a diverse group of people in Indiana: youth with complex behavioral, medical, and mental health needs; individuals with substance use disorders; youth and families in the foster care system; and pregnant women and new mothers in need of services for themselves and their babies.
The nonprofit has partnered with the Indiana Department of Child Services since 1997 in order to provide individualized care coordination. Throughout the years, the organization has helped increase stability, safety, and wellbeing for individuals by providing critical resources and support.
“Through our state partnerships, we’re able to make an incredible impact on individuals, families, and communities,” said Melissa Norman, Chief Operations Officer at Choices Coordinated Care Solutions. “Every day, our employees go above and beyond to change lives for the better. We can’t wait to share success stories with Senator Ruckelshaus.”
Ruckelshaus will visit the Choices Indianapolis office during a weekly all staff clinical meeting. For more information about Choices, visit https://www.choicesccs.org.
About Choices Coordinated Care Solutions
Choices Coordinated Care Solutions is a national nonprofit organization committed to supporting youth, adults, and families facing significant behavioral and emotional challenges. We partner with families, schools, providers, government agencies, and managed-care organizations to customize care for individuals and their families. Choices offers multiple services, including high fidelity wraparound, mobile crisis response, substance use care, foster home management, behavioral health services, and medical care coordination.
About Indiana State Sen. John Ruckelshaus
Indiana State Sen. John Ruckelshaus was elected in 2016 to serve Senate District 30, which includes portions of Hamilton and Marion counties. Ruckelshaus serves as Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Health and Provider Services and as a member of the Senate Committees on Environmental Affairs and Insurance and Financial Institutions.
Media Contact
TaWanda Dent
communications@choicesccs.org
317-726-2121
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