About Us
Limitations in Independence Should Never Limit Possibilities.
When daily life presents challenges, support is essential—whether from loved ones, caregivers, or community services. At Unlimited Care, we believe that independence and opportunity should never be limited by circumstance. We are committed to compassionate care, community-based living, and modern supports that empower every individual to thrive.
A Strong Mission in Mind
Today, we serve communities across Pennsylvania. Tomorrow, our commitment to care will extend across borders bringing independence and opportunity to more people than ever.
300,000+ Hours
Between our Behavior Support, Personal Care, and Community Living Arrangement services, our staff served over 300,000 to keep people living independently.
Limitations Should Never Define Possibilities
At Unlimited Care, we believe that limitations should never define possibilities. When life presents challenges, support matters whether through loved ones, caregivers, or comprehensive community services. We are committed to compassionate care, innovative supports, and holistic solutions that empower every individual to live fully with independence and opportunity.
More Than 60 Years of Care
Established in 1956, Alleghenies Unlimited Care Providers began as a small local effort to help people with disabilities live with dignity and connection. Over the decades, that mission has grown into a regional network of in-home care, community living arrangements, and programs that strengthen communities across Western Pennsylvania. What has never changed is our belief that independence is possible when care feels like community.
Transparency and Impact
Each year, we strive for continued quality improvement, reflecting on our progress, challenges, and community impact. Our annual reports showcase the dedication of our caregivers, families, and partners, whose commitment makes independence possible.
Evolving to Empower Every Individual
Founded within a broader network of disability-support organizations and later becoming an independent nonprofit, Unlimited Care has grown alongside the changing needs of those we serve. We now pair time-honored principles with forward-thinking approaches, delivering in-home and community-based programs rooted in our original mission.
Increasing competencies at every level of the organization continues to be an approach to ensure ongoing leadership is available in key roles when needed to drive sustainability.
Scott Hilliard
Meet the Leaders Guiding Our Mission
Behind every decision and every step forward is a team of dedicated professionals who are passionate and mission driven. Together, they keep Unlimited Care focused on helping people live independently through compassion, collaboration, and strong community leadership.
Scott Hilliard
CEO
Kathy Sliko
COO
Maria Hendrickson
Director of Service Provision
Ben Maderia
Behavior Specialist/HCBS Director
Joel Kaminsky
Director of ODP Services
Candace Albert
Director of Residential Services
Board of Directors
Board members guide the organization by sharing experience and knowledge in working toward an inclusive, accessible community for all.
1,100 Trips per Month
The average number of trips per month, providing accessible transportation to medical appointments, work, day programs, and social outings.
94% Satisfaction
Home and Community Based (HCBS) participants report satisfaction with their caregiver and feel safe in their care.
Expanding Access to Care & Building Strong Communities
Whether you’re seeking care for yourself or a loved one, exploring a meaningful career, or looking to partner with us to support your community, we’re here to connect you with the right resources.
Rooted in Communities, Growing Beyond Borders
Unlimited Care began by serving families across Pennsylvania, and our commitment to care continues to expand. Through a dynamic network of care teams, technology partners, university systems, and community programs, we are building solutions that reach farther and creating new ways for people everywhere to live independently and thrive.
Ripple Effect Network:
Driving Innovation and Resilience
Ripple Effect Network (REN) was born from a simple yet powerful idea: every action creates ripples that extend far beyond its starting point. Initially, established to safeguard our organization’s assets such as group homes and properties, our vision is to evolve into something much greater: a catalyst for innovation, sustainability, and future-ready solutions.
At its Core, REN represents our commitment to thinking differently. It’s not just about managing properties; it’s about reimagining how resources, technology, our people, and creativity can work together to strengthen communities and improve lives. Through REN, we explore bold approaches to:
- Creative Programming – Developing initiatives that meet people where they are and anticipate where they are going
- Smart Property Management – Leveraging technology and best practices to ensure safe, efficient, and sustainable environments
- Future-Ready Solutions – Embracing innovation in technology, design, and service delivery to stay ahead of emerging needs
Notifying the Public of Rights Under Title VI and Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
(ADA)
- ALUCP operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, and national
origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes she or
he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a
complaint with ALUCP. - In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities
Act of 1990 (ADA), ALUCP will not discriminate against qualified individuals with
disabilities on the basis of disability in its services, programs, or activities. - For more information of ALUCP’s Title VI and ADA policy, and the procedures to file
a complaint, contact the main office at 814-262-9600; visit our website
at www.alucp.org; or visit our main office at 119 Jari Drive, Johnstown, PA 15904. - A complainant may file a complaint directly with the Federal Transit Administration
by filing a complaint with the Office of Civil Rights, Attention: Title VI Program
Coordinator, East Building, 5th Floor-TCR, 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE, Washington,
DC 20590.
If information is needed in another language, contact 814-262-9600.
ADA Complaint Process
Alleghenies Unlimited Care Providers is committed to providing nondiscriminatory services to all
whom we service. ALUCP prohibits discrimination in all its programs and services based on a
disability.
If you feel you have been discriminated against, due to a disability, and would like to file a
complaint, you may do so by downloading and completing the ADA Complaint Form.
Title IV Complaint Process
Alleghenies Unlimited Care Providers is committed to providing nondiscriminatory services to all
regardless of their race, color, or national origin.
If you feel you have been discriminated against race, color, or national origin, and would like to
file a complaint, you may do so by downloading and completing the Title VI Complaint Form.
You can also call our office at 814-262-9600 to request an ADA Complaint Form and a Title VI Complaint Form.