Case Management in Avondale, Arizona
Someone to help you coordinate your care, find resources and take the next step.
Help Pulling It All Together
A care coordinator, also called a case manager, helps you line up care and handle the practical things that affect your health and stability. That can mean finding resources, helping your providers talk to each other, and working out next steps with you and your family.
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When several things need attention at once, such as appointments, paperwork, benefits, school or housing, it can be hard to know where to start. A case manager works alongside you and your family to sort out what matters most and take it one step at a time.
When Case Management Can Help
- Working with several providers or agencies at once
- Applying for, or trying to keep, benefits like health coverage or food assistance
- Facing needs around housing, food, transportation or utilities
- Coordinating with a child's school or other services
- Leaving a hospital stay or moving between programs
- Not sure where to start
What Case Management Includes
- Organizing your care options and weighing them together
- A service plan made with you, and reviews as things change
- Finding providers and services that are safe, timely and a good fit
- Speaking up for your wellbeing, preferences and choices
- Listening to your concerns, and help in hard moments
- Working with your family, your supports and your other providers to carry out your care plan
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How It Fits With Your Care
Case management works alongside therapy. Your clinician focuses on thoughts, feelings and relationships, and your case manager on the practical side of care, so both move in the same direction. Questions worth asking at the start:
- What can you help me with?
- How often will we meet or talk?
- How do I reach you between meetings?
- Who else will you talk with about my care, and why?
Common Questions
What's the difference between a case manager and a therapist?
A therapist provides counseling. A case manager focuses on the practical side of care, such as organizing care options, connecting with services, coordinating between providers and following up on next steps. Many people work with both.
Can a case manager work with my family too?
Yes. Case managers work with clients and, as the care plan calls for, with family, friends and other providers.
Does AHCCCS cover case management?
AHCCCS covers case management as a behavioral health service when a member needs it, as part of their service plan. Call us with your plan's name, and we'll help you check what applies to you.
We're ready when you are
In person at our Avondale office. Our Phoenix office is a counseling facility, so it offers therapy and counseling only — this service is available in Avondale.
Avondale919 N Dysart Rd, Suite F, Avondale, AZ 85323Get DirectionsAbout this office
- (623) 439-7472
- Avondale: Mon–Fri, 8:30am–5pm
- Weekend and after-hours availability by appointment
- At our Avondale office
