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Suvida Healthcare

Medicare-based primary care for Hispanic seniors

Bilingual Nurse Case Manager

Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAustin, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or a healthcare-related field.
  • Active Texas or multistate Compact Registered Nurse license.
  • Knowledge of the Four Elements of the Coleman Model.
  • Meet mandatory and continuing education requirements and maintain skills competency.
  • Use advanced conflict-resolution skills to resolve issues promptly.

Responsibilities

  • Work with the multidisciplinary care team to deliver high-quality care to high-risk patients and develop organization-wide approaches to problem solving, tracking, and managing complex cases and populations.
  • Plan care to meet patient needs, identify social determinants of health, manage chronic conditions, and promote efficient resource utilization.
  • Implement care pathways for patients with chronic conditions.
  • Oversee transitions of care from acute to post-acute settings, coordinating timely and cost-effective care.
  • Oversee highly complex and resource-intensive patients within the assigned care team and collaborate with providers, patients, caregivers, payers, community resources, and external providers to promote quality care.
  • Oversee chronic care and transitions-of-care management for high-risk patients within care teams and neighborhood centers.
  • Serve as a multidisciplinary team resource for complex patient management, including chronic care assessments and care plans.
  • Triage patients by phone, address issues appropriately, or forward messages for further intervention.
  • Coordinate organized transitions from acute and post-acute settings to home or another transitional care facility.
  • Conduct comprehensive physical, mental, and social risk assessments and identify and address barriers to patient needs.
  • Collaborate with medical, nursing, and ancillary staff to remove barriers to efficient care delivery in the appropriate setting.
  • Coordinate and facilitate patient progression throughout the care continuum.
  • Collaborate with physicians and the multidisciplinary team to monitor designated patients, intervene as appropriate, support patient-focused and cost-effective care, complete diagnostic testing and treatment and discharge plans, modify care plans as needed, communicate relevant information, assign appropriate care levels, and complete required documentation.
  • Coordinate and communicate discharge plans with providers and involved care team members to ensure participation and readiness.
  • Ensure care-plan and discharge-plan information is communicated to patients, families, and the healthcare team and documented to support continuity of care.
  • Coordinate post-discharge needs with providers, including durable medical equipment, home health, medications, and other supplies.
  • Identify and resolve issues impeding diagnostics, treatment progress, and discharge.
  • Schedule follow-up with a primary care provider or specialist within seven days of discharge.
  • Reconcile discharge medications and work with the primary care provider and clinical pharmacist on post-discharge review.
  • Review and evaluate whether patients meet criteria for home health or admission to another transitional care institution.
  • Track and monitor acute-care readmissions and assist with readmission-reduction initiatives.
  • Work with the clinical team to establish care programs that help prevent readmissions and hospitalizations.
  • Obtain medical records from acute-care facilities, including orders, referrals, care-team documentation, diagnostic testing results, and acute-care visit summaries.
  • Identify at-risk populations using an approved screening tool and follow established reporting procedures.
  • Refer cases and issues to clinical leadership and follow up as indicated.
  • Refer appropriate cases for social-work intervention as needed.
  • Collaborate and communicate with external case managers and initiate and facilitate referrals for home health, hospice, medical equipment, and supplies.
  • Participate in clinical performance-improvement activities.
  • Use fiscal, clinical, and patient-satisfaction data to make decisions and plan and implement case-management performance-improvement strategies for assigned patients.
  • Collect, analyze, and address variances from care plans with the multidisciplinary care team.
  • Document assessments, phone calls, and patient interactions in the electronic medical record in a timely manner.
  • Perform other duties within the nurse’s scope of practice.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master’s degree is preferred.

About the Company

Suvida Healthcare

Medicare-based primary care for Hispanic seniors

Suvida Healthcare provides primary and preventive care tailored for Medicare-eligible Hispanic seniors in major cities across Texas and Arizona. It delivers personalized, culturally aware healthcare through clinic-based services and community events, with a multigenerational approach that supports both seniors and their caregivers. Revenue comes from Medicare reimbursements and patient referrals, enabling consistent funding while maintaining high-quality care. The company stands apart by focusing on a niche audience—Hispanic seniors—and by integrating culturally aligned medical services with active community engagement and family-oriented care. Its goal is to improve quality of life for Hispanic seniors and their caregivers by offering accessible, respectful, and locally trusted healthcare.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Austin, TX
Founded
2022

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