The Rapid Response Care Advocate manages urgent patient cases by building execution plans, coordinating with healthcare operations, and advocating for patients to remove barriers to care. They are responsible for maintaining accurate documentation and providing empathetic, consistent support to patients in high-urgency situations.
Serve as the primary non-clinical point of contact for Medicare patients to help them understand care plans and schedule appointments. Coordinate with clinical teams and connect patients to community resources for social needs like food and housing.
Serve as the primary non-clinical point of contact for Medicare patients to help them navigate care plans and schedule appointments. Coordinate with clinical teams and connect patients to community resources for social needs like housing and transportation.
Serve as the primary non-clinical point of contact for Medicare patients to help them understand care plans and schedule appointments. Coordinate social-needs support such as food, housing, and transportation while documenting all interactions in the company platform.
Conduct initial patient visits via video and provide clinical oversight by reviewing care plans and logged hours from care advocates. Ensure the safety and effectiveness of the care continuum for an elderly Medicare population.
Own the direct-to-consumer patient acquisition engine by designing experiments across paid, organic, and influencer channels. Manage the marketing performance dashboard and optimize landing pages to drive Medicare patient enrollment.
Serve as the primary non-clinical point of contact for Medicare patients to help them understand and execute their care plans. Coordinate appointments, navigate insurance, and connect patients with community resources for social needs.
Serve as the primary non-clinical point of contact for Medicare patients to help them understand and execute their care plans. Coordinate appointments, navigate insurance, and connect patients with community resources for social needs.
The Lead will own provider enrollment end-to-end across MA, Medicaid, and Original Medicare in multiple states, managing applications, follow-ups, and issue resolution. They are also responsible for leading credentialing strategy, navigating payer contracting, building operational playbooks, and troubleshooting enrollment problems.
