Remote Case Manager – Medicaid Waiver Support (VA)

Moms In Motion / At Home Your Way; Hampton (VA); On-site; USD 24,796 - 38,572; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Training

Paid Holidays

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401K with Employer Match

EAP & Telemedicine

Job summary

Moms In Motion is hiring a Service Facilitator Case Manager in Virginia. You’ll visit families at their homes, help them navigate Medicaid Waiver programs (CCC+, CL & FIS, EPSDT), and support safe, healthy, independent living.

No degree is required; if you’re compassionate, organized, and community‑focused, you’ll fit right in. You’ll work locally with families, travel to client homes daily, and partner with care teams to write plans of care and assessments that really make a difference.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience supporting individuals with disabilities or the elderly.
• No degree required; heart and experience matter more than formal education.
• Proficient with email, documents, spreadsheets and online portals.

Responsibilities

• Hit the road to visit clients in their homes.
• Guide families through Virginia Medicaid Waiver programs.
• Write plans of care and assessments that drive real outcomes.
• Troubleshoot issues like service authorizations and timesheets.
• Build lasting relationships with families based on respect and trust.
• Work remotely from a laptop/tablet when not in the field.

Skills

Communication skills

Tech-friendly

Great written and spoken English

Driver's license

Tools

Email

Docs

Spreadsheets

Portal navigation

Video calls

Job description

Moms In Motion is hiring a Service Facilitator Case Manager in Virginia. You’ll visit families at their homes, help them navigate Medicaid Waiver programs (CCC+, CL & FIS, EPSDT), and support safe, healthy, independent living.

No degree is required; if you’re compassionate, organized, and community‑focused, you’ll fit right in. You’ll work locally with families, travel to client homes daily, and partner with care teams to write plans of care and assessments that really make a difference.