- Create, coordinate, and implement comprehensive Plans of Care and Service Plans for participants.
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- Collaborate with healthcare providers, participants, and their families to ensure the Plan of Care addresses all medical, social, and personal needs.
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- Monitor and verify the delivery of services as specified in the Plan of Care.
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- Ensure that all services are provided efficiently, effectively, and in accordance with established standards.
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- Conduct monthly phone visits with participants, or more frequently as needed based on stratification levels.
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- Assess participants' needs, progress, and satisfaction during these visits, updating person-centered Plans of Care and Service Plans as necessary.
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- Offer support and guidance to participants and their families, addressing any concerns or issues related to care and services.
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- Educate participants and families about available resources and services.
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- Maintain accurate and current documentation of all interactions with participants, including phone visits, service delivery confirmations, and updates to Plans of Care.
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- Prepare and submit reports as required by regulatory agencies and organizational policies.
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- Ensure that all care management activities adhere to relevant regulations, organizational policies, and best practices.
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- Participate in audits and reviews to ensure compliance and quality of care.
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- Collaborate closely with healthcare providers, social workers, and other professionals to coordinate and enhance care for participants.
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- Attend interdisciplinary team meetings to discuss participant progress and care plans.
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- Refer individuals to Transition Specialists, Behavioral Health Care Management, Member Resource Administrators, and Clinical Intake Specialists for additional coordination of benefits or transition activities.
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- Assist with routine client visits, as needed, to support Nurse Case Managers in ensuring timely and comprehensive care delivery.
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