:: Professional Case Management ::

Professional Case Management makes it easy for injured employees, their family members and hospital discharge planners to work with us. We interface directly with state worker's compensation case managers and actively cultivate strong, working relationships with these people for our patients' benefit.

We also bill directly to the state so that you have no out-of-pocket expenses unless your plan specifies a co-payment.

Commitment to Excellence

We frequently receive letters from patients and their families thanking us for the excellent service we deliver. We think this is a result of our service philosophy. In short, we believe you have a right to expect us to live up to the principles of:

First-rate medical care
Integrity
Honesty
Keeping the promises we make, and
Addressing any issues that may arise in a timely manner

One reason we can consistently deliver on this promise is because we assign a Director of Nursing Care to oversee our patient care programs. This person is a trained healthcare profession caregiver focused on positive patient outcomes.

We complete client satisfaction reviews on a quarterly basis and are very supportive of families. Often, at the request of a client, we inform and educate their families about their condition and the care required to make them comfortable.

Combine that with a nationwide network of locally-provided skilled nursing staff who are just as dedicated, professional, dependable and experience as our management-and it's easy to understand why PCM has earned a reputation for excellence in the field of in-home nursing care.

How do I Qualify for Medical Benefits?

How can PCM help me or my loved one live comfortably at home?

PCM takes a comprehensive approach to in-home care, helping people to carry on their activities of daily living and to meet their qualifying illness care needs. Services include:

FREE initial assessment and consultation
Up to round-the-clock care as required
Activities of daily living (ADL).
ADLs are the basic tasks of everyday life, such as eating, bathing, dressing and toileting.
Mobility assistance (in/out of home)
Medication administration
Medical equipment consultation
Mechanical ventilation
Tracheostomy
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure
Oxygen
Infusion therapy
G-Tube feeding care