Targeted Case Management (TCM) Services for Recently Incarcerated Beneficiaries

Program Benefits/Core Goals

• Provide efficient planning, advocacy, and coordinated behavioral and physical health care for recently incarcerated beneficiaries
• Increase access to behavioral and physical health care
• Improve patient outcomes
• Reduce health care costs
• Reduce unnecessary inpatient hospital admissions
• Reduce unnecessary emergency room visits
• Reduce recidivism.

Beneficiaries will Receive

• An initial comprehensive assessment of needs
• Development of a personalized care plan
• Referral, linking, coordinating, monitoring, and follow-up activities to assist with gaining access to needed services
• Coordinating with the beneficiary’s primary care provider, other providers, and Medicaid Health Plan (MHP)
  

  Enrolled TCM Providers:

  No TCM Providers at this time.

TCM Services for Recently Incarcerated Beneficiaries

• Assist with gaining access to needed services such as:
  • medical, dental, and behavioral/mental health
  • educational
  • social
  • employment
  • housing
  • transportation
  • Other related services
• Assessments, planning, linkage, advocacy, and care coordination
• Referral
• Monitoring
• Follow-up activities (e.g. education and supports).

(Note: TCM does not include activities that constitute the direct delivery of underlying medical, dental, educational, social, and/or other services to which an eligible beneficiary has been referred.)