Case Managers use systems, science, incentives, and information to improve healthcare practice and help patients and their support systems participate in a collaborative process for more effective management of medical, social, and mental health conditions. The role aims to optimize patient wellness, improve care coordination, and provide cost-effective, non-duplicative services. The Case Manager performs other duties as assigned. The Case Manager assesses patients’ clinical, psychosocial, and financial needs, including available support, readmission risk, discharge safety, and payer benefits. The role uses InterQual criteria to determine and validate level and intensity of care, conducts initial and concurrent reviews, coordinates patient placement, and collaborates with physicians and case management leadership to resolve review conflicts. Working with physicians, patients, families, nursing, ancillary departments, and social work, the Case Manager develops and monitors plans of care, estimated lengths of stay, and discharge or transition plans. The role coordinates services and resources, addresses barriers and gaps in care, supports timely and appropriate transitions, documents variances, and maintains knowledge of facilities and resources available to patients and caregivers.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree