The Columbus Organization

The Columbus Organization is a group of caring professionals whose mission is to assist children and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities achieve independence through a life that is meaningful to them. With a person-centered planning & thinking approach, it is their vision to be recognized as an organization that transforms individuals' lives and provides families the peace of mind in knowing their loved one has a voice and a valued role in their community. They start their process by getting to know the individuals they support – their goals, their vision. They then focus on how to achieve it. They help navigate the community, providing peace of mind and the confidence that they have a partner in the journey. Their employees are experts who have deep experience, along with new and creative ways of thinking, that is refined through predictive outcomes data analysis, and supported by resources that enable them to handle many types or sizes of challenges. They understand everyone is unique, and for those who require extra assistance and for those who serve them, they match/combine with a care coordinator who has the experiences necessary. The Columbus Organization has been a pioneer at the forefront of innovation – developing and implementing revolutionary outcomes-based models for early identification and holistic management of health risks among individuals of all ages. They have been serving 46 states and have supported over 100,000 individuals since 1984.