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Chase Brexton Health Care in Glen Burnie, MD seeks a Regular Full-Time Case Manager to deliver comprehensive social work and medical case management for CBHS patients and families. You will screen, assess, plan, refer, monitor, and support financial services access within a collaborative medical care team.
The role includes facilitating applications for Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, and ACA enrollment, addressing social determinants of health to improve access and engagement with care.
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Regular Full-Time Professional Glen Burnie, MD, US
15 days ago Requisition ID: 4942
Salary Range: $52,000.00 To $71,322.00 Annually
JOB SUMMARY:
Responsible for providing a wide range of social work and medical case management services to CBHS patients and families, with the goal of addressing social determinants of health that directly impact access to and engagement in medical care and treatment. Service delivery shall including all or many of the following: patient screening, comprehensive psychosocial assessment, service or care planning, referral and linkage to resources, progress monitoring and reassessment, crisis intervention, and supportive counseling. As a member of the medical care team, Case Managers provide consultation and support to regarding concrete needs and financial services to CBHS providers and patients. Additionally, Case Managers facilitate applications for Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare programs, and Affordable Care Act enrollment. Case Management services are made available to primary care, obstetrics/gynecological, pediatric, dental, behavioral health, LHRC, and infectious disease patients, who present with 1) general level of needs requiring routine follow-up and monitoring; 2) specialized or targeted needs requiring a specific, responsive, skilled intervention; or 3) complex needs and requiring moderately intensive monitoring and follow-up services.