Who Do Care Managers Work With?
Care Managers work with clients who are:
Advanced in age
Recovering from serious injuries, and/or
Dealing with chronic conditions
Care Managers: Heroes Behind The Scenes
You are likely familiar with what nurses do for people in hospitals and other care settings. But have you ever heard of a Care Manager?
Instead of caring for patients directly, Care Managers collaborate with clients and their care team to help them manage their care more generally.
This includes helping clients access and receive the treatment and community services they want/need to meet their lifestyle and health goals.
The Care Manager is a liaison between health care professionals, providers, family members, and caregivers.
Care Managers: What Do They Do?
Assess Client Needs
Create Treatment Plans
Identify Care Partners
Schedule Appointments
Educate the Patient and Family Regarding a Wide Variety of Health-Related Matters
Keep Track of Health Outcomes
Suggest Possible Treatment Changes and Referrals
Care Management at True Care
Managing the needs and resources of a loved one is a huge job.
Enlisting the support of a Care Manager means getting the person receiving care everything that they need and anticipating what they might need in the future.
At True Care, Care Managers collaborate with the entire care team and the client, working to make sure that the client’s needs and wants are being honored every step of the way.
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