Case Managers

Midway Training Services (MTS) provides employment and life skills training to people who have a variety of disabling conditions. MTS is known as a progressive organization that works closely with its consumers, family members, case managers, residential service providers and other organizations involved in a person’s life.

MTS has several Ramsey County branches that are licensed as day training and habilitation services. It is also licensed as a supported employment services provider. Dakota County has selected MTS as an employment and alternative services provider. MTS also has a contract with Ramsey County to operate a program to serve people who are eligible for Community Alternatives for Disabled Individuals (CADI) waivered services.

MTS is recognized as a leader for its innovative digital imaging business which is providing a new type of employment option for persons with disabilities, while addressing a major need of businesses and government agencies.

To make a referral to MTS, call 651-641-0709 and ask to speak with Joan Decker, Director of Consumer Supports and Staff Development.

"I am writing to send a compliment and thank you to Midway Training Services, for being such a great provider, who is willing to work with clients regardless of diagnosis or behaviors. I have been a Case Manager at Ramsey County, and over the course of the years, I have had clients attend the various MTS sites. Most recently, I am working with a client who has a diagnosis of Autism and some behaviors. I contacted Joan and made a referral to MTS. She was very quick to respond and reviewed the case with the intake committee, understanding the urgency of my client starting at a new day program. Once MTS accepted my client, Joan was very flexible with her schedule to arrange an intake meeting so that the client could start right away."

County Case Manager

I am very happy with the personalized service plan that you have developed for Kathy. I appreciate the flexibility and creativeness to meet her individualized needs. Additionally, the level of support and supervision necessary to meet her safety needs have been met since the onset of services. I am impressed with the quality and care that staff provide for her. As a case manager, I am thankful of you as a provider, in your ability to problem solve, communicate, advocate, and work as a integral team member.

County Case Manager