Schedule: Monday-Friday
Pay Range: $30-40 per hour, dependent on experience and license
The Community Based Care Manager is responsible for performing the physical assessment, triage, care coordination, documentation, communication, and ensuring timely response to patient calls and cases for a panel of home and community based high acuity Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plan patients in the Complex Care Management Program.
Complex Care Management services provide a mix of in home and in person clinic visits with patient (and/or HIPAA Representative), as well as telephonic visits in between appointments each month. The Community Care Manager facilitates shared decision making and ongoing goals of care discussions with the patient and family, collaborates with other members of the Care Management team, clinical staff, physician, or other qualified health care professionals to provide high quality care with meaningful impact. Through this collaboration, a comprehensive care plan is established, documented in the Electronic Health Record (EHR), implemented, and is reviewed or revised during each subsequent encounter.
A comprehensive care plan includes an electronic summary of the patient's physical, mental, cognitive, psychosocial, functional, environmental, and social assessments. It contains a record of all patient goals, recommended preventive care services, medication reconciliation with review of adherence and potential interactions and oversight of patient self-management of medications, an inventory of clinicians, resources, and supports specific to the patient; including how the services of agencies and/or specialists unconnected to the designated physician's practice can be coordinated. It includes ensuring that ER and hospital clinical documents, consult notes and other records of care are current and available on the chart for review as needed.
The Community Care Manager is responsible for ensuring that care and services are delivered appropriately and timely in the home or other community setting to his/her panel of patients. Under the direction of and collaboration with the primary care provider and leadership, the Community Care Manager identifies the appropriate level of care needed by each patient in his/her care and carries out in home clinical services including, but not limited to injections, obtaining specimen for laboratory evaluation, and giving IV fluids as ordered by the Primary Care Provider. He/she provides ongoing education to help patients meet their goals and facilitates ongoing goals of care conversations.
The Community Care Manager coordinates efforts with the Quality Department to ensure that each patient is accurately assessed, and that Annual Wellness Visits are completed quality measures and gaps are closed. He/she accurately updates patient's problems list, diagnoses, health conditions, mediations list and Care Team and brings additional medical concerns to the Primary Care Provider.