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What Do Medical Case Managers Do? A medical case manager, often a registered nurse, coordinates patient care by developing and implementing individualized care plans tailored to each patient's needs. They serve as a liaison between patients, healthcare providers, and insurance companies, ensuring that patients receive appropriate services and support while advocating for their rights. Case managers must overcome unique challenges to advocate for their patients' needs. From enhanced communication to ongoing education and new resources, you can help your patients navigate the health care system. With the right knowledge, tools [...]

The air ambulance field heavily relies on healthcare case managers to provide patients and families with essential resources and information. Without the experience and support of case managers, patients would have to navigate the air ambulance system alone. Coordinating a medical flight requires unique training to ensure patient safety and appropriate care — with AirCARE1's "Navigating the World of Air Ambulance" (NTWOAA) course, case managers can provide the support patients need to set up an air medical transport accurately and efficiently. AirCARE1's Navigating the World of Air Ambulance (NTWOAA) [...]

As a case manager for a patient that is in need of an air ambulance service, you play a significant role in ensuring your patient receives seamless medical transportation and facilitating the process between hospital and air care. While this responsibility is delicate, you can successfully support your patients through their medical journey with the proper preparation. What Is an Air Ambulance? An air ambulance is an aircraft that transports patients from one location to another in medical situations. These aircraft have the necessary equipment and a trained cabin [...]