At The Coordinating Center, we believe that strong partnerships are the foundation for healthier communities. As an independent, Maryland statewide nonprofit care management and care coordination organization, we bring more than 40 years of experience, innovation, and leadership to the table.
We work side-by-side with hospitals, physicians, managed care organizations, government agencies, and community partners to deliver customized care management and care coordination services that advance healthcare transformation, drive positive outcomes, and inspire lasting change.
We are experts in:
- Care Management
- Service Coordination
- Transition SupportÂ
- Resource Navigation
- Managed Care Case Management
- Permanent Supportive Housing Coordination
- Medical Legal ServicesÂ
- AdvocacyÂ
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Why partner with us?
Proven Expertise
We have the experience and knowledge to quickly implement tailored, person-centered programs that improve health outcomes, reduce costs, and enhance quality of life.
Skilled Teams
Our skilled teams specialize in building trusted relationships with individuals, caregivers, and professionals, ensuring personalized support at every stage. Together with our partners, we create customized, person-centered solutions that achieve measurable results.
Whole-Person Support
Our skilled Coordinators connect individuals of all ages and abilities with public and private resources that address social determinants of health, including affordable accessible housing, education, and income supports.
Seamless Care Navigation
We simplify complex healthcare systems, ensure timely access to appropriate care, support preventive health practices, and guide transitions across settings (e.g., hospital to home, nursing facility to home).
Support Independence
We promote self-advocacy, health literacy, and independence through education, tools, and coordination of services such as personal attendant care and health care transition planning.
Community-Based Approach
We meet individuals and families where they are—at home, school, hospitals, or other facilities—and ensure clear, continuous communication among care teams.
