A person who acts as a coordinator to ensure that patients receive all needed health care services. Within governmental programs, care coordinators also help patients remove barriers to access, and help link patients to other needed services in the community (such as financial assistance, housing, social services, etc.). Sometimes plans or insurance companies use the term care coordinator for a case manager who is also concerned with controlling health care costs.
a licensed health care practitioner provided by the insurance company when insured goes on claim
a trained, medical professional provided by the insurance company when insured goes on claim
Is an organization or individual designated by the insurance company whose profession and training include experience in managing and arranging for Long–Term Care Services or an organization that includes such licensed health care practitioners. The Care Coordinator works with the insured , a licensed health care practitioner, and the insurance company to create a plan of care (prescribed by a licensed health care practitioner) when a long-term care need arises.
A health care professional whose training includes managing and arranging for long term care services. This person can be a doctor, nurse, social worker or other similarly trained and, licensed professional.
Licensed care manager that asses your condition, creates a plan of care with your physician, coordinates and monitors ongoing care. Person is usually a Registered Nurse.
A professional care manager, usually with a background in health care, provided by a long-term care insurance company. The Care Coordinator works with the insured and the insurance company to create a plan of care when a long-term care need arises.
An individual employed by the insurance company to handle all matters, financial and otherwise, regarding the welfare of the claimant for cost effective purposes. This includes, but is not limited to, selecting physicians, specialists, care centers, hospitals, etc. as well as coordinating time periods of care
A health care professional who manages and arranges for long term care services.
A person, sometimes a registered nurse (RN), working on behalf of the insurance company to perform care coordination services. This often includes, but is not limited to, selecting physicians, specialists, care centers, etc.