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Early Steps Program Treasure Coast - Page 1 of 3 Early Steps Program Treasure Coast - Page 1 of 3 Palm Beach County-1655 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. Suite 600 West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 MAIN NUMBER 561-881-2822 FAX LINE 561-881-0972 Boca Raton Clinic Site: 561-470-5437 Rev 3/23/15 800 NUMBER 866-990-2822 REFERRALS/INTAKE LINES INTAKE LINE-PALM BEACH COUNTY - 561-882-6426 EXT. ENGLISH 19990 EXT. SPANISH 19991 EXT. CREOLE 19992 Name Title Phone Ext Email Supervisor VACANT SC 561-422-9513 19520 Carla Ehrbar Angela Coben SC 561-422-9512 19537 [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Ashley Olsen SC 561-840-6106 19513 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Brenda Amos-Moss Lead PSP Team Supervisor 561-840-6105 19506 [email protected] Marissa Barrera Bridgette Dale PSP Team Supervisor 561-882-6420 19508 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Candice Isaacson SC 561-882-6422 19517 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Cassandra Rosa-Burgos SC 561-882-4564 19511 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Carla Ehrbar PSP Team Supervisor 561-882-6431 19518 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Caroline Annesi SC 561-840-6658 19532 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Charlotte Earlington SC 561-882-6406 19538 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Claudia Sanchez ITDS 561-422-9514 19539 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Erika Fennell SC 561-422-9536 19523 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Fabiola Diaz SC 561-882-6421 19522 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Jennifer Pedalino SC 561-840-6714 19535 [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Juanita White Intake Team 561-840-6109 19540 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Judith Cruz SC 561-882-6428 19521 [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Katherine Donahue SC 561-422-9550 19515 [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Kalyn Blumling SC 561-422-9530 19526 [email protected] Maria Camacho Ketty Laguna SC 561-422-9524 19528 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Kyanna Johnson Insurance Verification 561-422-9600 19509 [email protected] Beverly Carmody Leslie Martin SC 561-422-9571 19516 [email protected] Maria Camacho Madeleine Canavesi PSP Team Supervisor 561-882-6352 19514 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Maria Camacho PSP Team Supervisor 561-422-9607 19531 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Marissa A. Barrera Early Steps Program Coord. 561-882-6425 19505 [email protected] Lori Sang Mirza Tamayo-Marrero SC 561-422-9543 19512 mtamayo-marrero.com Bridgette Dale Naomie Jean-Louis SC 561-882-6430 19527 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Patty Senecal Program Assisant 561-882-6423 19530 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Paula Brothers SC 561-840-6660 19533 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Regina Kelley Admin Assistant 561-422-9602 19503 [email protected] Beverly Carmody Rob Porcaro Chief Operating Officer 561-422-9565 19565 [email protected] Sue Ventura Rosy Douglas SC 561-422-9532 19534 [email protected] Maria Camacho Sandra Middlebrook Intake Team 561-882-6416 19541 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Shannon Davis PSP-Speech 561-951-2947 none [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Shiataurah Tucker Intake Team 561-882-6397 19542 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Simone Sterling SC 561-422-9507 19536 [email protected] Maria Camacho Tamika Williams SC 561-422-9525 19519 [email protected] Maria Camacho Wendy Joint SC 561-422-9508 19524 [email protected] Maria Camacho Early Steps Program Treasure Coast - Page 2 of 3 Amar Center (213 S Congress Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33409) MAIN NUMBER 561-471-1688 FAX LINE-561-242-4368 Name Title Phone Ext Email Supervisor Angelipa Stallworth PSP Team Supervisor 561-471-1688 128 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Chris Renaud-Andersen PSP - PT 561-471-1688 141 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Dayanara Blacio SC 561-471-1688 148 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Deanna Solgat SC 561-471-1688 144 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Elysa Foster Clinic Team 561-471-1688 174 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Farah Zamor Jolicoeur PSP-ITDS-SC 561-471-1688 145 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Janice Carranza SC 561-471-1688 146 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Joelene Roth Admin Assistant 561-471-1688 111 [email protected] Beverly Carmody Karen Wilkerson SC 561-471-1688 143 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Len Israel SLP-Clinic Team 561-471-1688 176 [email protected] Maria Camacho Lisa Gentile SC 561-471-1688 179 [email protected] Angelipa Stallworth Nicole Fong Clinic Team 561-471-1688 173 [email protected] Brenda Amos-Moss Onix Cruz Spanish Translator 561-471-1688 126 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Rose Mai Joseph Creole Translator 561-471-1688 181 [email protected] Madeleine Canavesi Sharon Dexter OT-Clinic Team 561-471-1688 173 [email protected] Carla Ehrbar Susan Wolf-Schwartz Exit Evaluator 561-471-1688 180 [email protected] Bridgette Dale Thea Chimenti Family Resource Specialist 561-471-1688 127 tchimentifl.easterseals.com Marissa Barrera Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, & Okeechobee Counties: (10570 S. Federal Hwy., #200, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952) Intake Line - Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee & Indian River 772-380-9972 MAIN NUMBER 772-380-9972 FAX LINE 772-380-9976 800 Number 800-578-7770 Name Title Phone Ext Email Supervisor Aida Ortiz Clinic Liason 772-380-9972 19427 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Alyssa Collado Intake Coordinator 772-380-9972 19972 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Barbara Howe Data Specialist 772-380-9972 19425 [email protected] Kathy Pauly Beverly Carmody Admin Supervisor 772-380-9973 19430 [email protected] Lori Sang Cammy Treanor Insurance Verification 772-380-9972 19428 [email protected] Beverly Carmody Carly Athanasatos SC 772-380-9972 19401 [email protected] Susan Horn Claudia Lawler Translator 772-380-9972 19429 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Diana Tovar Data Specialist 772-237-8990 19423 [email protected] Kathleen Pauly Donna K. DeSanto Lead PSP Team Supervisor 772-380-9974 19415 [email protected] Marissa Barerra Dorsena Johnson PSP Team Supervisor 772-380-9972 19426 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Erica Jones SC 772-380-9972 19404 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Joanne Murphy Speech Therapist 772-380-9972 19420 [email protected] Susan Horn Kathleen Hiro SC 772-380-9972 19411 [email protected] Susan Horn Kathy J. Pauly Data Specialist Supervisor 772-380-9975 19413 [email protected] Lori Sang Lona Charles SC 772-380-9972 19433 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Lori A. Sang Early Steps Program Director 772-380-9601 19422 [email protected] Rob Porcaro Luann Anderson SC 772-380-9972 19406 [email protected] Susan Horn Mariel Margarin SC 772-380-9972 19412 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Early Steps Program Treasure Coast - Page 3 of 3 Marva Shaw SC 772-380-9972 19419 [email protected] Susan Horn Michelle Arnold Data Specialist 772-380-9633 19424 [email protected] Kathleen Pauly Natalie Eno Family Resource Specialist 772-380-9972 19448 [email protected] Marissa Barrera Sandra Silva SC 772-380-9972 19414 [email protected] Susan Horn Sarah Erickson Speech Therapist 772-380-9972 19409 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Sonia C. Alarcon PSP Team Supervisor 772-380-9972 19461 [email protected] Dorsena Johnson Susan Horn PSP Team Supervisor 772-380-9972 19418 [email protected] Donna DeSanto Easter Seals Admin Office: 520 N. Semoran Blvd. Suite 280 Orlando, FL 32807 Tel: 407-306-9766 Fax: 407-306-9767 Name Title Phone Ext Email Supervisor Althea Green AR Spec.-TCES Medicaid Coll. 407-306-9766 11135 [email protected] Debbie Rice Amanda Fair HR Payroll Specialist 407-306-9766 11113 [email protected] Tiffany Hamrick Angelika Balkarran Bookkeeper 407-306-9766 11132 [email protected] Rikesha Blake Cathy Delph AR Spec.-TCES TCM Billing 407-306-9766 11126 [email protected] Debbie Rice Debbie Rice TCES Acct. Team Lead 407-306-9766 11127 [email protected] Rikesha Blake Denise Anthony TCES Billing Specialist 407-306-9766 11109 [email protected] Debbie Rice Gladys Epps CFO 407-306-9766 11104 [email protected] Susan Ventura Jeanne Moore Accounting Clerk/Receptionist 407-306-9766 11130 [email protected] Rikesha Blake Joan Stolzar Executive Assistant 407-306-9766 11101 [email protected] Susan Ventura Laura Restrepo PERS Pgm. Mgr., Compl. Auditor 407-306-9766 11115 [email protected] Rikesha Blake Maria Lopez Program Analyst 407-306-9766 11133 [email protected] Rob Porcaro Marjorie Angelucci Accounts Payable Specialist [email protected] Rikesha Blake Mary Holley Human Resources Generalist 407-306-9766 11134 [email protected] Tiffany Hamrick Minett Brown AR Specialist-Contract Services 407-306-9766 11105 [email protected] Rikesha Blake Molly Hill Program Assistant 407-306-9766 11160 [email protected] Joan Stolzar Rikesha Blake VP of Accounting, Corp. Comp. Ofcr 407-306-9766 11108 [email protected] Gladys Epps Robert Weirick Director of IT 407-306-9766 11125 [email protected] Gladys Epps Sue Ventura President & CEO 407-306-9766 11106 [email protected] Tiffany B. Hamrick VP of Human Resources 407-306-9766 11112 [email protected] Gladys Epps Tomika Harris AR Specialist 407-306-9766 11131 [email protected] Rikesha Blake.
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