case manager

They will need case managers to help them find and keep work.

The list did not include case managers working with children and youth.

Case managers are available to provide services around the clock.

The worst adult homes have 1 case manager for 300 people.

The 85 Beach residence has 8 case managers for 71 people.

Instead, patients in need often wait for six months, or even a year, to be assigned one of the state's case managers.

The case managers, meanwhile, checked what needs were already being met by community groups.

She said the number of youth case managers had doubled, to 167.

Case Managers will have a copy of the form used for appeal.

Many doctor's offices and hospitals have a case manager on staff.

Q. Do you propose to use case managers in other ways?

A case manager works with every client to develop a plan to transition back into the community.

Unless welfare case managers make this change, the new law has no chance of success.

At the same time, she said, case managers must not be too paternalistic.

A case manager will coordinate services for each family and track their progress.

And for many case managers, she says, "it's very painful to give up that kind of power."

He also served as case manager for a lead abatement program in the city from 1995 to 1999.

Racial and ethnic minorities were half as likely to see a case manager.

"Our case manager had to take a lot of time helping us and that took away from her ability to help others.

"The amount of cases that each case manager has is amazing.

The principal acts as the case manager for the referral process.

You may access this service through your case manager.

And this time, he was assigned what the state calls an "intensive case manager."

Both parties can contact the case manager at any time to discuss the application.

Case managers are to make the selections, under criteria still being established.