Address: 615 South 8th Street, Suite 130 | Sheboygan, WI 53081
Rating: 1.00 (1 reviews)
Insurances: No info provided
Ages Served: 18 years and above
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About Community Care - Sheboygan County
We are a nonprofit organization with over 40 years of experience helping adults with long-term care needs live as independently as possible. Our Medicare/Medicaid long-term care programs serve the needs of older adults and adults with disabilities. We coordinate and deliver a full range of supportive services that help them live safely, confidently and with dignity. More than 10,000 Wisconsinites trust in us to provide the quality support needed to help them reach their potential in health, happiness and independence. We are Wisconsin-based and have local offices supporting each of the 15 counties we serve.
They turned me down after I had very very bad fall that resulted in lose of my whole side know I can't move on one sides and it permanent. I had home care coming in from hospital and the social worker i worker with got the same thing we can't help witch is bs when they can help ppl that doesn't even need it 💯 when ppl really need help they don't help at all but there help ppl that don't need there services 💯 when this ppl can do it and all this ppl are using this service 💯 this ppl are willing to do everything this ppl are just lazy💯 and when everyone else really really bad they turn us down DONT RECOMMEND AT ALL
Didn’t receive services, but had meaningful interaction
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October 20, 2024
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18 years and above
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Didn’t receive services, but had meaningful interaction