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Company Core Values

For over 30 years, Supportive Care Management has been dedicated to assisting individuals and providing quality support services. We are guided by our core values, ensuring that every person has the opportunity to be safe, learn, live, and grow in alignment with their personal choices.

Our commitment is to provide the necessary resources and tools that empower individuals to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life. We believe in collaboration, compassion, and respect—working together to help participants access a wide range of services, including housing support, alternatives to day programs, educational opportunities, medical care, community living, and social engagement.

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Who We Are Supportive Care Management LLC

At Supportive Care Management LLC, we bring over 30 years of dedicated experience in delivering compassionate, reliable, and expert support to individuals and families across New Jersey. We proudly serve people of all ages—from newborn babies to seniors—ensuring that care and support are accessible at every stage of life.

Our long-standing presence in the industry reflects our deep understanding of care management and our unwavering commitment to improving lives through trusted guidance, strategic coordination, and heartfelt advocacy. With every service we provide, we strive to empower individuals, uplift families, and foster stronger communities—because for us, care is more than a service, it’s a promise.

Our Commitment Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide compassionate, expert care management that empowers individuals and supports families through every life stage. We are committed to enhancing quality of life through strategic coordination and trusted advocacy.

We're Here For You Our Vision Statement

Our vision is to create a supportive and inclusive community where every individual and family can thrive with dignity, respect, and peace of mind. We strive to be a trusted partner in care management, recognized for our compassion, expertise, and unwavering commitment to improving lives across every journey stage.

Who We Contract With

Our agency is dedicated to providing compassionate and reliable support for individuals in need. We are an approved Medicaid provider for Housing Support and other Dept of Disability (DDD) services and are fully authorized by all five MCOs to deliver care.

We proudly serve communities across both counties in New Jersey.

Partner With Us

We are proud to collaborate with realtors, move-in support agencies, landlords, home builders, and local shelters. Together, we can create better housing opportunities and support for those in need.

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Our Approach

At Supportive Care Management, we are guided by compassion, integrity, and teamwork in everything we do.

  • We genuinely care about the people we serve and support.
  • We provide the resources and tools necessary to make a positive and lasting impact.
  • We strive for honesty and continuously pursue excellence in all that we do.
  • We work together as a dedicated team, ensuring everyone’s success through perseverance and collaboration.
  • We respect rules, boundaries, and the individuality of every person we serve.
  • We uphold honesty, integrity, and accountability in every action and decision.

Our housing specialized will personalized and assist to help the individuals and families secure stable housing.

Are You Experiencing Homelessness?

You may be considered homeless if you are:

  • Living in situations where you lack a fixed, regular, and adequate night-time residence.
  • Fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, with no other residence available.
  • A youth under 25 who qualifies as homeless under federal statutes.

Are You At Risk of Homelessness?

You may be at risk if you are:

  • Couch surfing, facing eviction, or living in overcrowded conditions.
  • Living in a physically unsafe home.
  • At risk of institutionalization or transitioning out of an institution.
  • Recently released from a correctional facility.

Additional Questions to Consider

  • Have you been a witness to or victim of a criminal offense reported to authorities in the past 12 months?
  • Have you faced intimate partner violence or domestic violence?
  • Do you have any substance use (drug or alcohol) issues that make it difficult to maintain stable housing?
  • Do you have mental health conditions that affect your ability to maintain stable housing?
  • Do you have intellectual or developmental disabilities that make it difficult to maintain stable housing?
  • Do you have any chronic health conditions?