About Choices
Choices Coordinated Care Solutions is a national nonprofit organization committed to supporting youth, adults, and families facing significant behavioral and emotional challenges.
Our mission
Our mission is to empower individuals, engage communities, and enhance systems.
We partner with families, schools, providers, government agencies, and managed care organizations to customize care for individuals and their families and bring about equitable outcomes.
Values-Based Statement
Choices is a mission-driven organization with strong values. One core value is understanding and respecting the importance of different perspectives and experiences. We are committed to providing equal opportunities and embracing a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints. As an organization, we aim to amplify the voices and experiences of individuals from all walks of life.
Choices Culture
Employee-Focused
We practice leadership with empathy and are flexible and responsive to the needs of employees. We encourage our team to take the time that they need to put their families and lives first.
Inclusive
We are respectful of people and culture. We practice collaboration equity, in which everyone has the ability to contribute and communicate equally regardless of location, role, experience level, or device preference.
Accountable
We are committed to a high standard of care, ethical practice, and continuous quality improvement for the people we serve, our staff, our communities and every entity and stakeholder that helps us fulfill our mission.
Thought Leaders
Change agents change first. We value the opinions of our subject matter experts and are proactive in adapting to our changing environment. We are focused on the people we serve and seek innovation solutions and best practices.
Strength-Based
We believe that every individual has inherent strengths. These strengths can be developed and built upon to achieve success for a healthy productive workforce, and healthy productive families and communities.
Collaborative
We achieve decisions through consensus. Employees who are affected by decisions are involved in the conversation.
Read our Strategic Plan Summary
What it means for families
Youth who receive care coordination are stronger, more stable, and more likely to remain with their families. National studies show that youth receiving care coordination are more likely to pass classes and progress in school, more likely to graduate from high school, less likely to be arrested, and less likely to end up in juvenile detention.
Meet our team
Click the link below to see our Board of Directors and Executive Team.