The MENTOR Network

Our Partners

National Network of Local Providers

The MENTOR Network is called a “network” for a reason. It’s not just one organization, but a family of local, community-based providers united by the shared mission of building relationships and enhancing lives. Together, we are able to provide comprehensive continuums of services to children at risk and their families; individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; people living with brain or spinal cord injury and other neurological injuries and illnesses; and elders in need of support.

Together, with our local partners, we have formed a unique organization that combines the benefits of entrepreneurial spirit and relationships of local partners with the shared values and resources of a national organization. We deliver state-of-the-art health and human services solutions to enhance the lives of those we support and respond to the growing demand for access to quality home- and community-based services.

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Founded in 1989, CareMeridian provides a continuum of high quality, cost-effective post-acute care and rehabilitation options to people of all ages with brain, spinal cord and other medically complex injuries and illnesses. With program locations throughout the Western United States, CareMeridian offers a distinctive service delivery model, merging an experienced and skilled health care and rehabilitation team with state-of-the-art technology in community-based program settings designed to meet the unique needs of those we serve at every stage of their recovery. CareMeridian joined The MENTOR Network in 2006. Together, CareMeridian, NeuroRestorative and Mentis Neuro Health make up The MENTOR Network’s Specialty Rehabilitation Services.

With locations throughout California, Cole Vocational Services, First Step Independent Living and Unlimited Quest provide day programs and employment services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through a range of creative training programs delivered in vocational centers in community settings, the organizations help individuals build diverse skills through so they may achieve personal success. They joined The MENTOR Network in 1997.

Founded in 1993, Cornerstone Living Skills supports children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Intermediate Care Facilities (ICFs) located in Santa Rosa, California. Located in warm and inviting neighborhoods, each home offers a comfortable setting where individuals can receive ongoing treatment and support while also having the opportunity to participate in the everyday activities of community life. Cornerstone Living Skills joined The MENTOR Network in 2005.

Creative Home Programs (CHP) was founded in 1984 in Riverside, California, and provides in-home early intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities or developmental delays, including those on the autism spectrum. CHP also specializes in programs for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. Through a range of individualized services, CHP focuses on improving motor, communication and language skills, as well as helping each child and his or her family build strong foundations for social, emotional and intellectual growth. The company joined The MENTOR Network in 1999.

Loyd’s Liberty Homes provides a range of home- and community-based programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in California. Through individualized programs that include intermediate care facilities, adult day programs, supported living, and supported employment, Loyd’s Liberty Homes helps individuals live life to the fullest in the communities they call home. The company joined The MENTOR Network in 1998.

Founded in 1980 in Boston, MENTOR is a leading national provider of home- and community-based services for individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities and children and youth with behavioral, emotional or medically complex challenges, and their families. MENTOR offers an array of services that are tailored to the needs of each individual.

The organization’s core programs—including therapeutic foster care and host home services—are based on the “Mentor Model,” where each child or adult is matched with a dedicated foster parent or caregiver called a “Mentor.” Our Mentors provide ongoing support, guidance and stability for the individual in their home. Other service and support options include residential services, vocational services, day programs, hourly supports and supported living. MENTOR provides services across the country.

NeuroRestorative is a leading provider of post-acute rehabilitation services for people of all ages with brain and spinal cord injuries and other neurological challenges. In a variety of locations and settings, NeuroRestorative offers a continuum of care and rehabilitation options, including specialized services for children, adolescents, and active duty service members and Veterans. NeuroRestorative traces its roots back to 1977, when the renowned Center for Comprehensive Services (CCS) was founded in Carbondale, Ill. In 1998, CCS joined The Network and later unified with many of The Network’s other post-acute rehabilitation services partners under the name NeuroRestorative. Together, NeuroRestorative, CareMeridian and Mentis Neuro Health make up The MENTOR Network’s Specialty Rehabilitation Services.

New Visions Academy is a private day school located in Baltimore, MD. The school provides a structured learning environment, vocational training and other support services for male students who have been unable to succeed in the public school system. Each student receives an individualized education plan that integrates New Visions Academy’s unique combination of core curriculum, career training, behavior management, on-site therapy and extra-curricular activities. Together, these services empower students to build skills, confidence and self-esteem to become responsible, successful adults. New Visions Academy joined The MENTOR Network in 2002.

Since 1967, REM has been providing a variety of services and programs for people with disabilities and other complex needs, as well as their families. Today the organization offers an array of residential living options and support services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities—including autism spectrum disorders—brain injury and mental health challenges. Each program is designed around the needs of the individual, coordinating their strengths with the supports available in the community. REM’s services include community living options, host home programs, in-home supports, transition services, supported living, day programs, vocational services and supported employment. REM became a partner of The MENTOR Network in 2003 and in 2017 celebrated its 50th anniversary.

The MENTOR Network Adult Day Health Services provide high quality services to elders, including those with complex medical or rehabilitative needs. We offer vibrant day programs that help individuals remain in their homes instead of requiring higher levels of care such as nursing homes. Our caring staff tailor services to each person’s needs so they can make friends and receive the daily supports they need to thrive, including nursing care, healthy, delicious meals, and social activities.

Founded in 1986, Transitional Services, Inc. (TSI) provides residential and supported living services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Indiana. With locations throughout the state, TSI offers a range of individualized services, including community-based group homes, supported living programs, in-home supports and case management. TSI joined The MENTOR Network in 2008.

Founded in 2009, Mentis provides a full continuum of long-term residential, inpatient transitional and outpatient day services, including physical, vocational and speech therapies, cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychology, 24-hour nursing and supportive living services. Mentis also offers a program designed especially for young people ages 16 to 21 with challenges such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke and brain tumors. Mentis joined The Network in 2017.