Abacus Care Coordination provides care coordination services for people who are differently abled, with an emphasis on collaboration and building strong networks of natural and programmatic support. The organization helps people who receive Medicaid access waiver services so they can pursue healthy lives in the communities they choose. Its approach recognizes that, with support from an expanding community, individuals can achieve independence and interdependence.

Abacus presents itself as an advocate for the people it serves, offering care coordinators who work directly with clients. The team includes office administrator Lisa Russell and care coordinator and chief advocate Robert “Bob” Croley, whose experience helping people dates back to 1973. Administrative support is also provided by an office assistant.

The organization welcomes new clients seeking a care coordinator and invites prospective care coordinators to apply, reflecting its ongoing interest in strengthening Alaska’s care coordination workforce. Abacus also provides communications and privacy information and directs visitors to resources about waivers and related rules.