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A rehabilitation (rehab) case manager is a trained professional who helps to plan, organize, coordinate, keep track of, and evaluate services and resources for a rehab patient. Case managers often don't do direct patient care. But they may work as part of the rehab team (internal case manager). Or they may work for the patient's insurance company (external case manager). A case manager is responsible for making sure of quality and cost-effective healthcare services. They are a patient advocate.
Case managers are often rehab nurses or clinical social workers. They work in many settings, such as:
Hospitals
Inpatient rehab centers
Outpatient rehab centers
Home health settings
Insurance companies
Private practice
Case managers may choose to become certified in their specialty.
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