Case Manager - IN - Hancock and Surrounding Counties

Case Manager IN - Hancock & Surrounding CountiesCompany: CareStar, Inc.Location: Hancock County, IN (and surrounding areas)Job Type: Full-Time | Remote with Field VisitsIndustry: Healthcare / Social Services / Case ManagementAbout the Opportunity at CareStarFounded in 1988 in Cincinnati, Ohio, CareStar, Inc. is a recognized leader in long-term care case management and population health. With a mission to Improve Communities by Improving Lives, we proudly serve individuals across Ohio through compassionate, high-quality care coordination. We are currently seeking a Case Manager - IN to join our DDRS and HW/TBI programs. This is a meaningful opportunity for professionals who are passionate about helping others live healthier, more independent lives. As a Case Manager - IN, you'll work directly with individuals to assess their needs, develop personalized care plans, and connect them with essential services and supports. You'll be part of a mission-driven team that values your expertise, supports your growth, and empowers you to make a real difference in your community.Key ResponsibilitiesUnderstands, complies with and makes individual-centered decisions based on all required areas of specific programs that apply to case management services.Approves funds for utilization of available services, while meeting all qualifications and standards as specified by the program; develops annual cost budgets.Remains current, through continuing education and utilizes knowledge base of Medicare, Medicaid, insurance and state-administered waivers as well as the Americans with Disabilities Act.Functions as the team leader in the development and implementation of the consumer's care plan, including the authorization of the amount, scope and duration of services.Completes home visits and/or appropriate contacts and monitors services, in compliance with CareStar Case Management and assessment expectations and the rules specified in the assigned program.Minimum QualificationsBachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Counseling, Gerontology or Nursing.One year of direct service experience with the elderly or persons with disabilities.Experience in completing assessments, service plan development and monitoringEffective organizational and communication skillsWillingness and ability to work flexible schedule to meet needs of families including reliable transportation, valid driver's license and car insurance as required by state law, and the ability to travel.Adheres to the CareStar Rule in performance of job responsibilities.Understands and complies with CareStar Policies and Procedures.Maintains confidentiality as related to patient information. Any disclosures of confidential information made unlawfully outside the proper course of duty will be treated as a serious disciplinary offense.Follows the Acceptable Use Policy while using any information systems owned or controlled by CareStar, Inc.Why Join CareStar?Remote flexibility with meaningful community engagementCompetitive salary based on experience and educationComprehensive benefits: Medical, dental, vision, life insurance401(k) with a generous company matchPaid time off + 10 paid holidaysEmployee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) - become a part-owner in the companySupportive, mission-driven culture focused on improving livesApply TodayReady to make a difference? Visit https://www.carestar.com/about-carestar/careers/ to apply and learn more about joining our team.