1983
Founded as The Coordinating Center for Home and Community Care (CCHCC)
1983
Received funding from the Federal MCHB Special Projects of Regional and National Significance (SPRANS) Grant
1985
Began serving clients in the Model Waiver Program
1990
Implemented CHAMPUS National Department of Defense (DOD) Contract
1990
Awarded grant for Maryland’s Infants and Toddlers Program
1998
Awarded Living at Home Contract
2000
Launched the Medical Legal Services Division with Certified Life Care Planners
2000
Launched ACCESS Group for Consultative Services
2000
Became first the first nonprofit in Maryland to receive URAC Accreditation
2001
Began serving clients in Rare and Expensive Case Management Program (REM)
2001
Began serving clients in four counties in the Autism Waiver Program
2003
Coworker-led Crib Fund became known as the Family Resource Fund
2003
Received the Maryland Nonprofits Standards for Excellence Certification
2006
Formed Housing Department
2007
Began serving clients through the SHRAP Program (now known as the HIP Program) in Montgomery County
2008
Launched Managed Care Case Management Program
2012
Launched CARMA, The Center’s care management software system
2012
Awarded Opting for Independence - CIAIP National Grant
2012
Received Capital Grant from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation to assist in the purchase of new building
2013
Held Open House for new building
2013
Became Sole Source Contractor for the Rare and Expensive Care Management Program (REM)
2013
Launched CMS Community Based Care Transitions Program (CCTP) in West Baltimore
2013
Expansion of signature GET WELL Program in six hospitals
2015
Launched 3CI (Community Care for Complex Illness) with Hospice of the Chesapeake and AAMC
2015
Launched Transition Connection Initiative (TCI) with funding from the Office for Genetics and People with Special Health Care Needs
2015
Held First annual CenterFlix Fundraiser for Family Resource Fund
2016
Selected as the first statewide nonprofit care coordination agency to provide coaching and care coordination services for two funded HSCRC proposals
