At MaineHealth, case managers may work with clients, their clinical team and support system to coordinate care in the community. With case management, clients get the help and guidance they need to connect with resources and services in the community.
What is behavioral health case management?
Mental health case management often involves coordinating community services and connecting clients with the resources they need. In addition, a case manager may advocate for clients and monitor their community services. Family members, friends and caregivers also may receive support from a mental health case manager.
MaineHealth case managers partner with clients and their loved ones to evaluate and monitor symptoms and coordinate community services. Case managers may provide the following services:
- Assessment
- Care planning
- Facilitation of services
- Coordination
- Evaluation
- Client advocacy
Case management services
- Goal setting
- Skill building
- Case management
- Medication management
- Individual therapy and counseling
- Group therapy and counseling
- Social service referral
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Coordinate community services and resources
MaineHealth cares about your physical and mental health
Counseling, therapy and other behavioral health services are available at most MaineHealth primary care practices. Contact your primary care provider for more information.
