Three West Michigan nonprofits—including Holland Home and Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services—have partnered to launch a coordinated care network designed to better serve adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The collaboration focuses on improving transitions between services and reducing fragmentation in care. By aligning resources and expertise across organizations, the network aims to create a more seamless experience for individuals and families—particularly as needs evolve over time.
This model reflects a growing emphasis on integrated, person-centered care, helping ensure that individuals don’t fall through gaps between providers and can access the right level of support at the right time. Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services, one of the region’s leading behavioral health providers, brings clinical expertise to the partnership, complementing residential and community-based services.
Ultimately, the initiative is designed to strengthen long-term outcomes by coordinating care across housing, health, and supportive services—an approach that benefits not only individuals, but also their families and the broader community.
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