This role receives referrals from interdisciplinary team members and provides crisis interventions and addresses psychosocial needs for patients and families. Responsible for evaluating patients for discharge planning needs and in collaboration with physicians, nurses, and the interdisciplinary team, provides patient care coordination, monitors medical necessity, provides care progression, provides patient and family advocacy, completes post-acute care planning, and implements discharge plans for patients in the acute care setting. This includes assisting patients with social programs and community assistance to address social drivers of health. This role ensures compliance with CMS CoPs for Discharge Planning, federal, and state regulatory requirements. This role is responsible to progress care to achieve length of stay goals, while reducing avoidable readmissions and improving consumer experience. Receives referrals from the interdisciplinary team and provides patient family advocacy, discharge planning coordination, and intervention for identified high risk patients and or other patient case referrals, as necessary.
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Industry
Ambulatory Health Care Services
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees