Long Term Care Case Management
Our approach to handling these services for individuals and their families involves the tenants of case management to assess, plan, coordinate, and implement ways to promote the greatest degree of independence, safety, and comfort for our clients.

Long Term Care Case Management is not meant to be home care or a provider of personal care. The client can maintain independence in a safe environment by expert coordination of systems to preserve financial resources, ensure safety and comfort, and enjoy an optimal quality of life.

Alliance Impairment Care Managers work with designated responsible representatives of individuals when there is no family member available to ensure day-to-day needs are met once the plan is developed. The key to successful Long Term Care Case Management is to make sure all available community services are coordinated to protect the finances and safety of the client.

Our Care Managers are fully qualified to provide Case Management services through our extensive experience, training, credentials; they continue to improve their skills and knowledge base by participating in professional development programs and maintaining certification and licensing in their profession.

Alliance Impairment Management, Inc., does not promote or sanction any form of discrimination.

The tenants of Alliance Impairment Management’s Case Management include:

• Assessment of needs
• Coordination of services
• Plan development and Medical Provider team development
• Implementation of plan
• Ongoing communication with client, family member, or representative
• Revise plan as needed for optimization of services
• Protect confidentiality

Alliance Impairment Management’s Case Managers will:

• Provide ongoing service to our clients following an assessment of their needs and upon approval from the client or designated representative of the plan of service.
• Maintain loyalty in providing services based on the client’s best interest.
• Hold in trust any confidence given to us by the client; disclosure or use of this information along with disclosure of medical, financial, and social issues will be used only when needed to assist in coordination of the care for the client with medical providers and ancillary services as per HIPPA regulations.
• We will refer our clients to services and organizations that are believed to be appropriate and of good quality. We will strive to ensure cooperation between all of the individuals involved in providing service and care to our clients.
• We end service to our clients only after reasonable notice time frames and will recommend a plan to our clients to receive the services as needed.
• AIM Care Managers will negotiate fees for durable medical equipment and supplies, home health services, medications, home care, transportation, and physical therapy (in rehab facilities, on-site, home, or other institutions), to ensure cost savings for the client.
• Benefits of a Comprehensive Assessment:

  Awareness of choices and options Reduced long-term care costs Ongoing, daily cost containment Improved functional status Improved medication management Increased comfort level Improved quality of life

  Increased safety level Improved affect Identification of new diagnoses or health related problems More appropriate placement in congregate community Reduced hospitalizations Reduced admissions to nursing home Reduced mortality