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RN/LVN Case Manager- Regulatory Case Management

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MedPOINT Management

Woodland Hills, California

Unit
Case Management

Posted Jul 16

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RN or LVN license

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Living costs about 11% above the US average

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About this role

Under the direct supervision of the Regulatory Lead, Case Management, the RN/LVN Case Manager is responsible to assess, plan, implement, monitor, and evaluate options and services to develop a patient focused action plan for patients. They collaborate with the primary physician and other health care team members in the development of the patient goals and action, ensuring the formulation of a realistic and definitive goal that represents the total care needs and resources of the patient and family. Facilitates the patient's progression through the care continuum in collaboration with the health care team, the patient, and community resources.

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MedPOINT Management, Inc. (MPM) is a managed care management services company headquartered in Woodland Hills, California. The company provides comprehensive managed care management services to Independent Physician Associations (IPAs), Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs), and hospital clients. Their customized approach identifies…

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