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RHA Health Services

Community-based disability and behavioral health services

IDD Care Manager Adult

Case Management & AdvocacyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHigh Point, NC, USA$20 - $25

About the Job

Requirements

  • Meet at least one Qualified Professional qualification: a master's degree in a human service field and at least one year of full-time experience working with the mental health, substance use, or intellectual/developmental disability population; a bachelor's degree in a human service field and at least two years of such full-time experience; or a bachelor's degree in a non-human service field and at least four years of such full-time experience.
  • For care managers serving members with long-term services and supports needs, meet a Qualified Professional qualification and have two years of prior long-term services and supports and/or home and community-based services coordination, care delivery monitoring, and care management experience. This experience may overlap with the experience required for Qualified Professional status.
  • Have care coordination, care management, or case management experience.
  • Hold a valid driver's license.
  • Complete criminal background screening, registry checks, drug testing, education verification, and any other credentialing required for the position.
  • For positions requiring driving, provide proof of driver's license, driver's insurance, and a vehicle if required to transport individuals.

Responsibilities

  • Provide whole-person, integrated care management in service sites, homes, and communities through face-to-face and other interactions and through integrated care teams.
  • Promote whole-person care directed at better health outcomes and addressing physical and behavioral health, intellectual/developmental disability, pharmacy, and unmet health-related resource needs.
  • Ensure sustained high-quality care and services for people with mental health, substance use, and/or developmental disabilities, in compliance with company, state, and federal policy.
  • Foster and facilitate the care management process, conduct comprehensive assessments, and share information and facilitate tailored care management planning with the person supported and other team members.
  • Monitor implementation of the ongoing care management plan and facilitate plan updates at least every 12 months, when circumstances or needs change significantly, or at the request of the person supported.
  • Implement workflows, policies, procedures, and documentation standards that promote whole-person care; maintain a positive and professional image; and follow policies and procedures to ensure accountability of service delivery.
  • Continuously improve and define innovative care management interventions, stay current with best practices, and keep the team informed about best-practice innovations.
  • Collaborate with integrated care team members, community organizations, and company departments to support care management implementation.
  • Maintain a person-centered approach focused on individuals' strengths, needs, and preferences to promote health, wellness, and safety; foster a person-centered culture and support education on self-management, disease management, and integrated healthcare planning.
  • Use data strategically to support effective, integrated, and coordinated care management services, and ensure individual data sharing and storage comply with state and company policies.
  • Implement organizational health and safety policies and procedures.
  • Document services promptly so they can be accounted for reimbursement purposes.
  • Maintain frequent, regular communication with people supported, family members, team members, and colleagues; encourage open communication and feedback; keep focus on care-planning goals and outcomes; and maintain external relationships with providers, community organizations, and clinically integrated networks.
  • Support and participate in an ethical culture consistent with the company's code of conduct and ethics and compliance program, including confidentiality and non-retaliation policies.
  • Direct confidential and immediate investigations into allegations of abuse, neglect, exploitation, theft, fraud, waste, misconduct, and ethics or compliance violations; protect individuals served during investigations; ensure external reporting requirements are met; and follow through on investigation recommendations.
  • Participate as assigned in Quality Improvement Committee, Quality Assurance Committee, Quality Management Team, Safety, Task Force, and Human Rights Committee meetings.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • A clinical license is preferred.

About the Company

RHA Health Services

Community-based disability and behavioral health services

RHA Health Services provides community-based health and support services for people with disabilities and health challenges across Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. Its offerings include disability supports, behavioral health counseling, substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and specialized Deaf and Hard of Hearing services, delivered through a person-centered, outcome-focused care model. Services range from supported living and outpatient care to vocational rehabilitation and 24/7 crisis response via facility-based centers and mobile teams, all designed to fit individual needs. The company differentiates itself through formal accreditations (CARF for substance use, CQL), a strong emphasis on accessibility and community inclusion, and growth through acquisitions like Howell Support Services. Its goal is to improve independence and quality of life for people it serves by tailoring supports and expanding access to care.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Asheville, NC
Founded
1989

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