My fiancée and I have had a disturbing experience involving a social worker named Chrissy Parlow from Community Care, Inc. After Chrissy inserted herself into a private family situation — uninvited and without consent — we attempted to address the issue professionally. What followed was anything but.
Instead of resolving things through dialogue or proper channels, Chrissy and her fiancé began sending my fiancée a series of vulgar, threatening messages. These were not isolated incidents — the language was aggressive, profane, and completely unacceptable from anyone, let alone someone affiliated with a caregiving organization.
When we reached out to the organization directly, including her supervisor, we received no response. No acknowledgment, no accountability — just silence.
It’s alarming that someone representing a nonprofit that works with vulnerable people would act in such a way, and even more troubling that the organization itself seems unwilling to intervene or take responsibility.
I’m writing this not out of spite, but out of genuine concern for others who may be in vulnerable situations. If this is considered acceptable behavior at Community Care, Inc., then that speaks volumes. We expected care and professionalism — what we got was hostility and harassment.
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- EIN 39-1264667
- (414) 231-4000
- 205 Bishops Way Brookfield WI 53005-6247 USA
- www.communitycareinc.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations, Human Services
Mission: Community care demonstrates and manages innovative, flexible community-based programs to care for at-risk adults in order to enhance their quality of life and optimize the allocation of community resources.
Programs: Family care: provides case management and additional long-term care services to seniors and adults with physical or developmental disabilities. The objective is to help members coordinate various independent special services relating to their needs with family care services enabling members to receive these services in their personal residences.
afh certification: certifies adult family homes (afh) to ensure that they comply with state and federal regulations.
business development: a program that searches for other opportunities to further the organization's mission. Examples include grant-funded opportunities through the aca and developmnet of co-sponsor models for new pace programs in other markets. Technical assistance is also provided to new, start up, or transitioning pace programs.