Case Managment Services

Case management is a comprehensive aftercare approach for individuals with chronic or recurring injuries and illnesses. This service becomes increasingly vital for conditions that are more disabling and chronic, as it supports patients, caregivers, and families, particularly in cases leading to frequent hospitalizations.

Case management involves the assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of the required services and care for clients. It focuses primarily on medical needs but also encompasses benefits and community resources. Originating in hospitals and treatment facilities, where case managers are usually available, its scope extends beyond these facilities. Companies like Evexia take over where hospital case management ends, employing skilled professionals like registered nurses and social workers to provide dynamic case management.

The philosophy of case management is grounded in the belief that the improvement and independence of a patient benefit all involved parties, including the patients themselves, their support teams, healthcare providers, and others. Case management's goal is to foster clients' independence and wellness through education, advocacy, service facilitation, communication, and resource identification. Case managers play a crucial role in identifying necessary providers and facilities, ensuring effective resource utilization for maximum value for both providers and clients. Effective case management thrives on open, direct communication among clients, case managers, and service personnel.

At Evexia, case managers undertake various responsibilities to aid clients. They organize and coordinate medical appointments with primary care providers, therapists, and specialists. They manage the ordering of durable medical equipment and medications, and oversee home health attendant arrangements. Assessing living modification options, housing resources, and recommending community, entertainment, educational, and local resources for an enhanced quality of life are also part of their duties. Moreover, they initiate applications for federal, state, and local benefits and facilitate meetings with non-medical specialists like attorneys and financial planners.