About
They serve Clinton, Eaton, Ingham, and Shiawassee counties, combining experience and peer support in delivering services to people with disabilities and their families. They partner with community agencies, schools, and businesses to improve quality of life. Services are provided onsite and at various community locations. Their mission is to transform thinking to improve the environment and quality of life for people with disabilities. They aim for people with disabilities to be included in all aspects of the human experience. Disability Network Capital Area provides various services, including Independent Living Skills, Community Awareness & Advocacy, Information Referral, Peer Support, Transition, Assistive Technology Services, Emergency Preparedness Programming, Living Well With A Disability, Social Connections, People First Advocacy in Action, Pre-Employment Services, and Nursing Facility Transition (NFT).
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Independent Living Skills
They provide tools to help develop abilities and empower individuals that lead to greater independence.
Community Awareness & Advocacy
They are part of a larger network bringing disability awareness and advocacy efforts to the forefront.
Information Referral
They help individuals figure out transportation, housing, or financial supports.
Peer Support
They provide opportunities for peers to connect for social events and for support.
Transition
They help guide individuals through transitions, such as from school to work, from a nursing facility to the community, or adjusting to a new disability.
Assistive Technology Services
They provide assistive technology services to help individuals with disabilities.