Frontier Community Services (FCS) is a non-profit organization that provides quality services for people of all ages who have a disability. We focus on helping people remain in their own homes and being able to get out in the community and socialize. It is our belief that people are healthier and happier living in their own homes and communities. Based on this belief, FCS will advocate for the right of individuals with disabilities of all ages to live in the home and community of their choice.

At Frontier Community Services, we provide individuals with services through Alaska’s Medicaid Waiver Program. Potential Clients must meet Medicaid eligibility and Level of Care as Determined by the State of Alaska.

Residential Service Coordinator work closely with all individuals served in identifying Direct Support Professionals (DSP) that meet their individual needs. The case manager serves as the bridge of contact for families and DSP; keeping the care team connected.

Children with a complex medical condition and some folks with a developmental disability and a medical condition need the services of a nurse to maintain their health. A nurse can come to your home and assist with medical procedures and train the family and care givers regarding the health care of the person.

At some point in our lives getting a job is normal. For people with a disability this can be challenging. This service focuses on helping the person develop employment skills, find employment and, once employed, helping them maintain that employment.

There may come a time when you can no longer safely take care of the person in his home or even in your home for any number of reasons. At the same time a nursing home isn't called for either. This is where one of FCS' adult assisted living homes comes in. Our homes are just that, homes in regular neighborhoods. They are small (five people at the max living in the home) comfortable houses that the people living there make their own. Specially trained staff are in the home 24/7 to care for the people living there.

The Forget-Me-Not Center provides an adult day program for seniors, 60 years of age and older, and to anyone who has Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. The Forget-Me-Not Center provides a variety of multi-sensory activities based on the latest research to ensure elders are active and engaged at the center and within the community.