PCC provides service coordination and supports coordination for eligible participants through several Pennsylvania programs. Each program has its own eligibility, enrollment, service authorization and oversight requirements. PCC does not determine eligibility or approve benefits; our role is to help participants understand, coordinate and monitor services and supports within the program in which they are enrolled.

Service Coordination
Supports Coordination
Community HealthChoices (CHC) is Pennsylvania’s managed care program for individuals who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid and for adults with physical disabilities who meet program requirements. PCC proudly partners with PA Health & Wellness to deliver dedicated Service Coordination for eligible CHC participants. If you are assigned to or select PCC within the program parameters, our team is here to support you. Please note that PCC operates as an exclusive provider for PA Health & Wellness, a proud member of the Centene Corporation family.
Pennsylvania’s Act 150 Program supports eligible adults with physical disabilities who need assistance to live independently in the community. The program is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services through the Office of Long-Term Living (OLTL).
PCC provides service coordination for eligible Act 150 participants. We work with participants to understand goals and preferences, coordinate and monitor authorized supports, address barriers, and connect participants with community resources that may help support independence and safety. Eligibility, enrollment, service authorization and program rules are determined by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
The OBRA Waiver is a Pennsylvania home and community-based services program administered through the Office of Long-Term Living. It supports eligible individuals who meet the waiver’s requirements and who can be served safely in a community setting.
PCC provides service coordination for eligible OBRA Waiver participants. Service Coordinators work with participants to identify goals, participate in person-centered planning, coordinate and monitor services, communicate with providers, and connect with additional community resources when appropriate. Waiver eligibility, enrollment and authorization decisions are made by the applicable state entities.
Pennsylvania’s Adult Autism Waiver (AAW) is a Medicaid home and community-based services waiver for eligible adults age 21 and older with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The waiver is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services through the Office of Developmental Programs (ODP).
PCC provides Supports Coordination for eligible Adult Autism Waiver participants. Supports Coordinators help participants identify goals, develop and monitor the person-centered Individual Support Plan (ISP), coordinate with service providers, understand available supports, address barriers and connect with resources that may strengthen independence and community participation. ODP and other responsible state entities determine waiver eligibility and approve services; PCC does not make eligibility or authorization decisions.