MORC uses a person-centered planning process to determine the wants and needs of each individual with a disability and then creates a customized plan of services to help them reach their life goals, have a high quality of life and live in the community setting of their choice. The following array of services is available.

Supports Coordination: MORC Supports Coordinators provide assessment, support, and coordination of services based on a person-centered plan.

Self-Determination: This option gives individuals greater flexibility and control over their individual budget in directing their supports and services.

Clinical Services: These services include medical, nursing, psychology, speech and language, nutrition, occupational therapy and recreational therapy based on medical necessity.

Children and Family Services: These services include family-centered planning, theurapeutic treatment, positive behavioral support, transition services and foster care to support the changing needs of children and families.

Home Choices: A variety of options are offered to support individuals with disabilities to live where they want to live. Home choices include with family or outside of the family home in a personal residence, with a foster family, or in a group home.

Vocational Services: These services include skills building, job placement, on the job support and micro-business development for those who are interested in working in the community.

Respite Services: This program offers a variety of options to provide a short-term break to families caring for an individual with a developmental disability.

Recreational Therapy Services: These services include linking individuals with disabilities to a wide variety of recreational opportunities that meet their needs and interests.

Rehabilitation Services: MORC’s rehab services include physical, occupational, speech, and aquatic therapies to assist with recovery from chronic illnesses, injuries or surgery.

Autism Services: The Autism and Behavioral Support Center offers affordable, innovative therapies and additional support services to improve the quality of life of autistic children and their families.

Home Care Services: This program provides home supports such as homemaking, adult day care, medical equipment, home delivered meals, etc., to allow older adults and adults with disabilities to continue to live in the community instead of a nursing home.

Training: MORC offers a comprehensive training program including classroom instruction, workshops, practicum and consultations for caregivers, support staff and administrators.