CPC Consumer Directed Continues to Provide CDPAP Services in Partnership with PPL

The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC)'s subsidiary organization, CPC Consumer Directed, which provides Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) services to older adults and people with disabilities who are Medicaid eligible, is facilitating the transition of New York City’s CDPAP consumers to Public Partnerships LLC (PPL) as part of a statewide initiative.

CPC Consumer Directed operates as part of CPC Home Attendant Program (CPCHAP), a licensed home care services agency and subsidiary of CPC, which has provided quality personal care to a linguistically and culturally diverse population across New York City’s five boroughs for over three decades. For more detailed information, please refer to the flyers below.

About the Chinese-American Planning Council Home Attendant Program, Inc. (CPCHAP):

The Chinese-American Planning Council Home Attendant Program, Inc. (CPCHAP) is a subsidiary nonprofit organization of the Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC). CPCHAP was founded in 1983, licensed by NYSDOH in 1998, and is one of the largest non-profit home care service agencies in New York City. CPCHAP serves over 2,500 home care recipients and employs over 4,500 home care workers.

關於華人策劃協會家庭護理中心:

華人策劃協會家庭護理中心是華人策劃協會附屬的非營利組織。華人策劃協會家庭護理中心成立於1983年，並在1998年獲得紐約州衛生部的許可，成為紐約市規模最大的非營利家庭護理服務機構之一。華人策劃協會家庭護理中心為超過2,500名需要家庭護理的市民提供服務，並在紐約市僱用了超過4,500多名家庭護理人員。

Acerca del Programa de Asistente en el Hogar del Consejo de Planificación Chino-Estadounidense, Inc. (CPCHAP):

El Programa de asistente en el hogar del Consejo de planificación chino-estadounidense, Inc. (CPCHAP) es una organización subsidiaria sin fines de lucro del Consejo de planificación chino-estadounidense (CPC). CPCHAP se fundó en 1983, obtuvo la licencia del NYSDOH en 1998 y es una de las agencias de servicios de atención domiciliaria sin fines de lucro más grandes de la ciudad de Nueva York. CPCHAP atiende a casi 2,500 beneficiarios de atención domiciliaria y emplea a más de 4,500 trabajadores de atención domiciliaria.