Community Care, Inc.

07/28/2026

We're hiring! Community Care has open roles across Wisconsin. We're looking for people who want to join an organization that helps adults with long-term care needs live as independently as possible.

Program Supervisor - Walworth

Program Supervisor for our Family Care Program is a full-time opportunity working with our Case Management team. This role is based in Community Care's Walworth office, but at times requires travel to other CCI offices, events in the community and member visits.

Care Manager - Openings in Racine, Kenosha, Sheboygan & Rock County

We are hiring Case Managers/Care Managers to join our Family Care Program Team. This rewarding role is perfect for someone who enjoys team collaboration, community case management, and being part of a mission driven organization. This full-time opportunity offers a weekday schedule and a $5,000 SIGN-ON BONUS.

Find out more about these opportunities and apply today - https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/communitycare/CANDIDATEPORTAL

07/20/2026

CareSource sponsored the Tucker Kraft Impact Camp which took place at Green Bay East High School!! The event was open to boys and girls from the 1st through 8th grades. CareSource and and Community Care families had fun participating and the event successfully raised over 8000 items in needed school supplies!!

07/16/2026

Meet Amanda, program manager at our Dane County office, who has been with Community Care for 5 years! Read on to learn more about her.

What is your job at Community Care?

I manage and support the Dane County office Family Care program supervising supervisors, RNs, CMs, and administrative support professionals.

When did you first know that you wanted to pursue a career in this field and how did you get started?

I always knew I wanted to help people for my career. Friends and advisors helped me to find the path of social work and I am forever grateful for their guidance.

How did you find your way to Community Care?

I had friends and family who worked at Community Care and always spoke so highly of the experience. Their appreciation for the organization encouraged me to apply.

What do you think is the most important skill someone in your position needs to have?

I view each member as a customer and assure we provide quality customer service to all members.

Do you have any strategies for dealing with stress at work?

I view mistakes as opportunities for growth; learn from those mistakes and move forward.

How would you describe Community Care to someone considering working here?

Community Care is a work environment where people come for a job, but stay for a career.

When you’re not at work, what are you most likely to be doing?

Cheering on the kids at their games!

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?

I have traveled to a few interesting places, but my favorite destination is home.

TOP FIVE FAVORITES
1. Drink: Sugar Free Red Bull
2. Color: Kelly Green
3. Vegetable: Cucumbers
4. Day of the week: Saturday
5. Hobby: Watching my kids play sports

07/15/2026

Big thank you to Food for Health for keeping everyone happy and cool during their Nutrition in the Neighborhoods Community BBQ Event yesterday!

https://foodforhealth.org/

07/02/2026

Congratulations to our Sheboygan Office for participating in National Employee Health & Fitness Day and winning first place for medium sized company! They ran, jogged, walked, swam, cut grass, and found other unique opportunities to exercise to bring home 1st place again.

To celebrate their win, employees were invited to the Wellness Event at Nourish Farms. We're proud of their hard work!

06/29/2026

New research continues to reinforce why we are so proud to provide the PACE program at Community Care.

A recent U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study found that participants in the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) experienced fewer hospitalizations, fewer emergency department visits, and lower mortality rates compared to similar individuals in other integrated care programs. These findings highlight the value of coordinated, person-centered care that helps older adults remain safely and independently in their own homes.



Read more in this article:

A new major government-backed study finds the Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), a fully integrated, team-based care model, makes a real difference in the lives of dual eligibles, or those who receive Medicare and Medicaid. PACE participants experienced significantly lower rates....

06/25/2026

It was a great day for baseball at the CareSource Andrew Vaughn Baseball ProCamp!! Care Source and Community Care families had a wonderful time at the annual youth camp! The event also collected thousands of donations for the UCC!! Way to go!!
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06/19/2026

HAPPY JUNETEENTH!! The tradition continues on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Drive from 9AM to 4PM!!!

06/17/2026

This month we’re shining a light on Kathleen, a care manager at our Kenosha site who has been part of the Community Care team for 10 years! Get to know more about Kathleen below.

What is your job at Community Care?

Helping adults over the age of 18 with different disabilities continue to live as independent as possible in the community and at home and enjoy life. Also assess member needs to connect them with relevant resources and services

When did you first know that you wanted to pursue a career in this field and how did you get started?

Mom volunteered with Meals on Wheels when I was younger and in nursing homes and was always caring and loved helping others and continues to this day. I just followed in her footsteps because she is a strong caring woman and the best role model.

How did you find your way to Community Care?

I was looking for new opportunities in this field and to be open my mind in different opportunities.

What do you think is the most important skill someone in your position needs to have?

Compassion and strength.

What do you think is the best attribute you bring to your team?

I am very willing to jump in and do whatever is needed.

Do you have any strategies for dealing with stress at work?

Music and getting pampered.

What advice would you give to someone considering a career in long-term care?

If you care about helping others, have a heart, and truly want to help make a difference and enrich lives, then long-term care is a great place to be.

How would you describe Community Care to someone considering working here?

A place where everyone works as a team, sense of camaraderie, helping others, and fun holiday parties.

Who are some of your biggest influences?

Mom and dad.

When you’re not at work, what are you most likely to be doing?

Spending time with my family, doing homework with my little one (8 years old, I could NEVER be a teacher), and grilling out.

What are three words you would use to describe yourself?

Fun, loyal, and caring.

What is something you can’t live without?

A dog. Boots is my furry baby now. I have had a dog in my life since I was little.

What is the best gift you remember receiving as a child?

Memories with my parents. They would attend every softball game during my high school career and some games in college (in Kansas).

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?

Ireland, because I missed the trip with my entire family (20 of us) when I was in high school.

TOP 5 FAVORITES
1. Drink: Diet Coke and after 56 years first time coffee drinker and now I am hooked
2. Color: Blue
3. Vegetable: Corn on the cob, not a big veggie eater
4. Day of the week: Saturday
5. Hobby: Don’t really have a hobby

06/05/2026

The 35th Annual Aging Well Conference, taking place at the University of Wisconsin–Parkside is underway!! Excited to be part of such a great event!!!