UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF THE INLAND EMPIRE

Information provided by: Riverside County Office on Aging

UCPIE provides services for individuals diagnosed with a developmental disability. UCPIE provides in-home care to children and adults through its respite program. UCPIE also offers after-school and summer programs in eight cities in Riverside County. Other services provided by UCPIE are: adaptive bike program, facilitated counseling, emergency preparedness and resource and referral services. UCPIE is contracted with Inland Regional Center for its in-home care program. If person is not qualified for Inland Regional Center services UCPIE's Outreach Coordinator will conduct assessment and assist family through the application process.

Alias:
UCP

Address 42-600 Cook Street
Suite 201
Palm Desert, CA 92211
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Phone (760) 321-8184 General Line (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm)
Website http://ucpie.org/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ucpinlandempire
Email info@ucpie.org

HoursMon-Fri 9am-5pm
Area(s) Served:San Bernardino and Riverside Counties
Specific Populations Served:Individuals diagnosed with a developmental disability.
Funds:None
Fees:None
Application Process:For services call or send e-mail to make enrollment appointment
Documents Required:None. Once person meets with intake staff intake staff will instruct on documentation required.
Eligibility Requirements:To receive UCPIE services the person must be diagnosed with a developmental disability such as down's syndrome, autism, intellectual delay, cerebral palsy and epilepsy. Family/person must reside in the Inland Empire (Riverside or San Bernardino County).
State Certification and/or License Number:H30275
Application Wait:Varies by program
Service Wait:Varies by program
Acronym:UCPIE
Payment/Insurance Accepted:Inland Regional Center
ADA Access:Yes.
Transportation:Not provided.