Person Centered Care Services, Inc.

Person Centered Care Services, Inc. These odors are distracting and may trigger allergic reactions or create health problems for sensitive individuals.

Person Centered Care Services is a not for profit organization creating social change within communities by supporting people with disabilities on their search for identity and acceptance. Supports for people with a disability:

-Housing: independent and supportive living
-Training and education with daily living needs
-Respite for family members
-Self-directed supports
-Service coordination
-Empl

oyment/career supports
-Supports for children

For more information please call 718-370-1088

DISCLAIMER: Person Centered Care Services strives to ensure the comfort and safety of our employees, the people we support, and visitors by encouraging an environment free from smoke, fragrances, or unpleasant smells. This policy is meant to cover noticeable odors from sources such as perfumes and grooming.

Catch Lucia and Madelyn at the 3rd Annual Staten Island Youth Mental Health and Behavioral Health Symposium happening no...
06/16/2026

Catch Lucia and Madelyn at the 3rd Annual Staten Island Youth Mental Health and Behavioral Health Symposium happening now until 1pm at

This past Friday was showtime!People supported took the stage with Chance 2 Dance NYC and wowed their biggest crowd yet ...
06/15/2026

This past Friday was showtime!

People supported took the stage with Chance 2 Dance NYC and wowed their biggest crowd yet with an amazing routine. PCCS’ Day Habilitation staff were front and center, cheering them on every step of the way.

The moves were fantastic, the energy was contagious, and the performance was unforgettable!

ATTENTION: Upcoming Changes on Essential Plan and Medicaid We want to share information from the New York State Departme...
06/12/2026

ATTENTION: Upcoming Changes on Essential Plan and Medicaid

We want to share information from the New York State Department of Health about upcoming changes to the Essential Plan and Medicaid. These changes are the result of a federal law passed in 2025 called H.R. 1.

What is changing?

- Essential Plan changes begin July 1, 2026. New York State has taken steps to help most people keep their coverage. However, some people may be affected by new eligibility rules and changes to their benefits.

- Medicaid changes begin January 1, 2027. These changes may affect who qualifies for Medicaid, what documents people need to provide, and whether they can stay enrolled in the program.

We encourage everyone to review the resources below and learn about these upcoming changes. Understanding these updates will help us stay informed and better support the people we serve who may be affected.

PCCS was thrilled to celebrate Trevell David today as she received the Robert Witkowsky Direct Support Professional (DSP...
06/12/2026

PCCS was thrilled to celebrate Trevell David today as she received the Robert Witkowsky Direct Support Professional (DSP) Recognition Award at the 2026 Staten Island Developmental Disabilities Council DSP Awards!

Trevell is the kind of DSP who goes the extra mile (and then some) for the people she supports. Her care, energy, and commitment make a real difference every day. Huge congratulations, Trevell — this award is so well deserved!

There is a weather advisory in New York City today, June 12th for extreme heat and flooding. Swipe through to see how yo...
06/12/2026

There is a weather advisory in New York City today, June 12th for extreme heat and flooding. Swipe through to see how you can prepare yourself to stay safe, cool, and dry during this time!

🌡️ Cooling centers are open and available across New York City. You can find cool options near you by visiting nyc.gov/beattheheat or calling 311!

🌧️ For more information on flood preparedness, you can visit nyc.gov/floodprep

Get real-time alerts by texting NotifyNYC to 692-692

There is a weather advisory in New York City today, June 11th and tomorrow, June 12th for extreme heat and flooding. Swi...
06/11/2026

There is a weather advisory in New York City today, June 11th and tomorrow, June 12th for extreme heat and flooding. Swipe through to see how you can prepare yourself to stay safe, cool, and dry during this time!

- Cooling centers are open and available across New York City. You can find cool options near you by visiting nyc.gov/beattheheat or calling 311!

- For more information on flood preparedness, you can visit nyc.gov/floodprep

Get real-time alerts by texting NotifyNYC to 692-692

Some people collect accolades. Melissa Chapman collects them while making a difference. Congratulations to PCCS' Directo...
06/11/2026

Some people collect accolades. Melissa Chapman collects them while making a difference.

Congratulations to PCCS' Director of Self-Directed Supports on receiving the 2026 InterAgency Council of Developmental Disabilities Agencies, Inc. (IAC) Edward Matthews Leadership Award yesterday!

Alt Text: A person in a black blazer holding up an award and smiling in multiple photos.

Extreme heat can be dangerous, especially for older adults and people with disabilities. Here’s how you can stay safe wh...
06/10/2026

Extreme heat can be dangerous, especially for older adults and people with disabilities. Here’s how you can stay safe when temps rise.

It’s important to know your Cool Options!

Cool Options is a new citywide term that refers to the full range of safe, airconditioned or cool places New Yorkers can go during extreme heat. This includes:

- Personal options like a friend’s or family member’s A/C home

- Public options like libraries, senior centers, and museums

- Private options like malls, theaters, or coffee shops

- NYC Cooling Centers activated during heat emergencies—free, public spaces across all five boroughs.

Get real-time alerts from text NotifyNYC to 692-692

Visit nyc.gov/beattheheat or call 311 to find cool options near you!

Person Centered Care Services (PCCS) is incredibly happy to be attending the Advance Care Alliance New York Community Ne...
06/09/2026

Person Centered Care Services (PCCS) is incredibly happy to be attending the Advance Care Alliance New York Community Networking Event at the Hilton Inn on Staten Island.

This event is for people supported by ACANY, their families, and Care Management staff to make connections with IDD service providers, community-based organizations, and healthcare resources.

Feel free to stop by (until 1:45 PM) and greet the Person Centered Care Services staff to learn more about the services and supports available.

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Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈Thank you for an incredible event! We appreciate the opportunity to participate and connect with...
06/05/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈

Thank you for an incredible event! We appreciate the opportunity to participate and connect with the community.

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