Case Manager
About the job
- Licensure in the state where the hospital resides is preferred.
- Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
- Three to five years of inpatient experience is required; experience in an acute, inpatient rehabilitation facility, or long-term acute care hospital setting is preferred.
- The designated case manager may be an occupational therapist, physical therapist, registered nurse, respiratory therapist, speech therapist, or licensed social worker.
- Coordinate interdisciplinary care for a designated patient population.
- Review all inpatient admission records to ensure proper utilization of hospital resources and determine admission for the appropriate level of care.
- Assess and identify discharge needs and coordinate an appropriate discharge plan.
- Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to facilitate desired financial and quality outcomes.
- Maintain and enhance payor relationships.
- Experience in an acute, inpatient rehabilitation facility, or long-term acute care hospital setting.
About the company
PAM Health operates a network of specialty hospitals, inpatient rehab hospitals, outpatient clinics, and home health services across the United States. It provides inpatient and outpatient therapy and specialized medical care, including behavioral health and hospice services. Revenue comes from patient care across its diverse facilities, enabling coordinated care across different settings. The goal is to deliver accessible, high-quality, integrated care that supports rehabilitation and recovery for a wide range of patients.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Enola, Pennsylvania
Founded
2006
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What believers are saying
- October 1, 2026 Baptist JV adds 40 acute beds and 60 rehab beds in Florida.
- August 2026 North Carolina plans add four 42-bed rehab hospitals, including Fayetteville and Charlotte.
- South Point opens October 2026, creating PAM Health's third Ohio hospital.
What critics are saying
- October 2026 lawsuit alleges ex-Covington executives stole data and poached staff for Serenity Oaks.
- Nevada hourly-worker class action claims PAM Health denied meal breaks at Reno and Las Vegas.
- Referral dependence on Baptist and Marshall leaves PAM exposed if partners renegotiate.
What makes PAM Health unique
- PAM Health spans 100-plus facilities across 23 states, covering LTACH, rehab, behavioral health.
- Its workers' compensation rehab programs target return-to-work cases, not commodity post-acute volume.
- Partnerships with Baptist Health Care and Marshall Health Network extend referral pipelines.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Flexible Work Hours
Paid Vacation
Professional Development Budget
Company News
Baptist Health Care and PAM Health are expanding their joint venture partnership in Northwest Florida and South Alabama to address growing healthcare demand. The revised collaboration will add 40 new acute care beds at Baptist Hospital and develop a freestanding 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital at Baptist Medical Park – Nine Mile. The expansion modifies an earlier 2025 plan that originally called for a 40-bed rehabilitation facility. The new acute care beds will increase Baptist Hospital's capacity from 279 to 319 beds and are expected to open later this year. PAM Health CEO Anthony Misitano said the standalone rehabilitation hospital will feature state-of-the-art facilities without space constraints. Baptist Health Care's Brett Aldridge emphasised the partnership addresses critical capacity needs whilst expanding rehabilitation services for the growing region.
Baptist Health Care, PAM Health partner to add 100 hospital beds in NW Florida. 5 hours ago Baptist Health Care and PAM Health have announced a partnership aimed at expanding healthcare capacity across Northwest Florida, including the Pensacola area. According to WKRG-TV 5, the collaboration will add 100 hospital beds to the region's healthcare infrastructure. The expansion represents a significant investment in local medical services at a time when hospital capacity and access to care remain priorities for Escambia County residents. Details on the timeline for bed additions, specific facility locations, and the scope of services covered under the partnership were not immediately available. Baptist Health Care operates multiple facilities throughout the Pensacola area, while PAM Health manages post-acute care services. The partnership underscores ongoing efforts by major healthcare providers to meet growing demand in the region.
Greater chamber members gather to network and get updates at Annual Meeting. Greater San Antonio Chamber members recently gathered at The Doseum to learn more about the chamber's initiatives during the Annual All Members Meeting & Mixer, presented by PAM Health. Themed "Think Big, Play Together," the event had a playful vibe with fun attractions and entertainment, including horses from the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, an appearance by the Spurs Coyote and other mascots, scooter demonstrations by Bird, and much more. The main draw was a fireside chat moderated by Chuck Cureau, SeaWorld San Antonio's Public Relations Director, and featuring Kevin Dinnin, Greater San Antonio Chamber Chair and FirstDay Foundation President & CEO, and Jeff Webster, Greater San Antonio Chamber President & CEO. This discussion touched on everything from the city budget shortfall, and the new Spurs arena, to the redevelopment of the Coliseum grounds for the Stock Show & Rodeo, and the business community's vision for San Antonio. "To make San Antonio a truly world-class city, we need to continue focusing our energy on attracting good-paying jobs anchored in key industries, like advanced manufacturing, healthcare, cybersecurity, aerospace and defense. We need to grow our role as Military City, USA by attracting additional missions and investments to our military installations. And we need to take the next step in developing our downtown, so it's filled with businesses, restaurants, entertainment attractions, housing, and public spaces that attract residents and visitors alike," he said. Dinnin shared his thoughts on how local leaders can work together to fulfill San Antonio's potential. "It will take a shared vision, sustained investment and a willingness to work together across the public and private sectors to fulfill our vision. We need to develop the next generation of business leaders to help shape an exciting vision for the future of our community and coalesce support around the ideas and initiatives that will move our community forward," Dinnin said. The event wrapped up with a call to local business leaders to get involved by joining the chamber's Councils and Committees, getting involved with its advocacy efforts, engaging with other leaders at events, and serving as proponents for the business community's priorities. For more information, visit sachamber.org.
PAM Health announces plans to open 42-bed medical rehabilitation hospital in Fayetteville. By Staff Report, posted 1 day ago PAM Health has announced plans to develop a 42-bed physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital in Fayetteville, N.C. PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Fayetteville will be one of four new PAM Health inpatient rehabilitation hospitals currently planned in the state, complementing the services offered at PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Rocky Mount. The new hospital will have a positive impact on the local economy as it is expected to generate approximately 200 jobs, including clinical, administrative and support staff positions. "As we continue to expand our footprint in North Carolina, this new hospital reflects our steadfast commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-centered rehabilitation services," said Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PAM Health Anthony Misitano in a press release. "According to the US Census Bureau North Carolina maintains its status as the 9th most populated state in the country and is considered one of the fastest growing states in the U.S. We are proud to extend our impact in the community by providing best-in-class rehabilitative care to patients throughout the developing Fayetteville Region." Once open, the new location will deliver comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy. These personalized treatment programs are designed to accelerate recovery and optimize patient outcomes by using state-of-the-art technologies, highly specialized care plans and innovative approaches to care. The hospital will serve individuals recovering from a broad range of complex conditions, including traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke and other neurological disorders, cardiac conditions, amputations, severe illnesses and orthopedic or post-surgical needs. Patients can continue their progress after discharging home by returning for outpatient therapy, thus extending the continuum of care and potential for success. In addition, PAM Health offers nationally recognized workers' compensation rehabilitation programs known for helping injured employees achieve maximum recovery and restore functional independence. With the Fayetteville area's growing regional economy, PAM Health is positioned to provide these vital, specialized return-to-work solutions for employees and businesses in the area.
PAM Health plans to develop a 42-bed physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The facility will be one of four new PAM Health inpatient rehabilitation hospitals planned in the state. The new hospital is expected to generate approximately 200 jobs, including clinical, administrative, and support staff positions. It will deliver comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for patients recovering from traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, cardiac conditions, amputations, and orthopedic needs. PAM Health, based in Enola, Pennsylvania, operates more than 100 facilities across 23 states, including long-term acute care hospitals, medical rehabilitation hospitals, and behavioral health hospitals.