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Comprehensive Case Management

Neuro Community Care’s (NCC) case management services are designed to meet the unique needs of each client and support their progress toward tangible life changes. Case Managers work collaboratively with clients, caregivers, and providers to develop goals, access services, and provide advocacy. Functional areas that may be addressed include health and wellness, physical and cognitive functioning, independent living, emotional regulation, recreation, and social and vocational skill development or other Social Deteriminants of Health (SDoH). Case management services can be short-term or long-term in an individual’s home, community, or other living environments.

Assessment

Being diagnosed with a chronic or terminal health issue or suffering a traumatic injury can be overwhelming for the patient and those who care for them.

NCC’s Case Managers are there to help you understand the needs, connect you to resources, and to make certain that your family is receiving the best care possible.

All of this begins with a comprehensive assessment of the client and their caregivers.

Our Case Managers take their time getting to know the family through relationship development and a thorough needs assessment.

Resource Connection

Navigating the healthcare and support systems can be overly complicated and frustrating.

After assessment, NCC will identify, connect, and guide the client and their caregiver with the resources necessary to improve their quality of life and health outcomes.

NCC focuses on the well-being of both the client and their caregivers. We make sure they are both receiving the medical, emotional, and physical support needed.

Ongoing Individualized Services

Strategies to address household management
Strategies for healthy meal prep
Budgeting
Scheduling
Vocational exploration
Volunteer exploration
Cognitive skill training
Recreation
Respite
Community engagement
Functional skill development
Lived enviornment assessment
and more individualized services

The NCC Difference

Specialized Knowledge

All of NCC's Case Managers are Certified Brain Injury Specialists (CBIS) and have undergone training and certification that focuses on the complexities of brain injuries. NCC's Case Managerscare trained to understand the various types of brain injuries, potential long-term effects, and the unique challenges faced by individuals recovering from them. The NCC team stays up-to-date on the best practices in brain injury services.

Comprehensive Assessment and Personalized Treatment

NCC's Case Managers conduct a detailed assessment to understand the cognitive, physical, and emotional changes resulting from the brain injury. Based on this assessment, they develop a personalized plan tailored to the individuals’ needs and goals.

Coordination of Care

Brain injury recovery often involves a multidisciplinary team, including doctors, therapists, and other specialists. NCC’s Case Managers can assist in coordinating care in a complex medical system, encouraging all team members to work together effectively.

Cognitive Support Services

Many brain injuries result in cognitive impairments, such as problems with memory, attention, and executive function. NCC’s Case Managers learn about ways to support these changes, connecting individuals with brain injuries to appropriate cognitive-based services and resources.

Emotional and Behavioral Support

Brain injuries can also lead to emotional and behavioral changes, such as depression, anxiety, and irritability, impacting the individual with the brain injury along with the whole family. NCC’s Case Managers provide services and resources to cope with these challenges.

Education and Advocacy

NCC’s Case Managers understand how brain injury impacts individuals and their families, providing resources and information at whatever point post-injury an individual is. They can also be an advocate, helping to access the brain injury-related resources and supports needed.

Long-Term Support

Brain injury recovery can be a long and ongoing process. NCC’s Case Managers can provide long-term support, helping to adjust to life after injury.