The Case Manager coordinates and oversees comprehensive care plans for adults with significant disabilities, ensuring services meet individual needs and regulatory standards. They act as a liaison between participants, families, and healthcare providers while conducting site visits to monitor safety and service effectiveness.
The Quality Assurance Administrator oversees and monitors case management services to ensure compliance with federal Medicaid regulations and state policies. This role involves conducting audits, analyzing performance data, managing corrective action plans, and facilitating participant and family engagement.
The Quality Assurance Administrator oversees and monitors case management services to ensure compliance with federal, state, and contractual regulations. They analyze performance data, conduct audits, and collaborate with leadership to implement corrective actions and continuous quality improvement initiatives.
The Quality Assurance Administrator oversees and monitors case management services to ensure compliance with federal Medicaid regulations and state policies. This role involves conducting audits, analyzing performance data, and implementing corrective action plans to improve service quality.
The Community Navigator conducts evaluations, referrals, and site visits to support the IDD population while ensuring continuity of care. They serve as a primary liaison for participants and families, developing person-centered service plans and maintaining accurate electronic records.
The Case Manager coordinates application, referral, and support planning processes while monitoring service implementation for individuals. They are responsible for facilitating individual-centered planning meetings, conducting needs assessments, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
The Community Navigator conducts evaluations, referrals, and site visits to support the IDD population while ensuring continuity and quality of care. They serve as a primary liaison for participants and families, developing person-centered service plans and maintaining accurate electronic records.
The Community Navigator conducts evaluations, referrals, and site visits to ensure quality care for the IDD population. They also manage a caseload, develop person-centered service plans, and maintain accurate electronic records.
The Community Navigator conducts evaluations, referrals, and site visits to ensure quality care for the IDD population. They also manage a caseload, develop person-centered service plans, and provide support during critical situations.
The Community Navigator conducts evaluations, referrals, and site visits to ensure quality care for the IDD population. They also manage a caseload of 38-45 individuals while maintaining accurate electronic records and coordinating with stakeholders.
The Support Coordinator assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in accessing community services and developing individualized service plans. They are responsible for monitoring service delivery, maintaining accurate documentation, and ensuring compliance with Medicaid and state regulations.
The Case Manager coordinates application, referral, and support planning processes to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations. They monitor individual progress, facilitate team meetings, and advocate for service continuity and community integration.
The Case Manager coordinates application, referral, and support planning processes while ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. They monitor individual progress, facilitate team meetings, and advocate for service continuity and community integration.
The Learning Specialist I supports the design, delivery, and continuous improvement of training programs to enhance employee performance. This role facilitates both virtual and in-person training sessions while partnering with leadership to address workforce capability needs.
The Support Coordinator assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by coordinating community services and developing individualized service plans. They are responsible for monitoring service delivery, maintaining Medicaid eligibility, and ensuring all documentation meets regulatory standards.
The Case Manager coordinates application, referral, and support planning processes while monitoring individual progress in compliance with federal and state regulations. They facilitate individual-centered planning meetings, link individuals to community resources, and ensure service delivery aligns with established goals.
