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State and Private Programs within our Case Management Services

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    New Choices Waiver (NCW)

    This program is designed to financially assist individuals residing long term in a nursing facility who wish to live in a community setting. Community settings include assisted living facilities, independent living facilities as well as living at home. NCW covers services that go beyond what regular assisted living provides, giving individuals more choice and control over their care while offering extra support so they can live independently and comfortably.

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    Department of Services of People with Disabilities (DSPD)

    This program provides support to individuals with disabilities, offering a range of services to help them live as independently as possible and participate in their communities. Part of those services include housing, personal care, transportation, employment and inclusion.

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    Housing Related Services & Support (HRSS)

    This program is for Medicaid members experiencing homelessness, interpersonal violence, substance abuse, or mental health issues. It is also for individuals who have previously been incarcerated. The goal is to find, keep, and live in a home that works best for them.

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    Employment Personal Assisted Services (EPAS)

    This program is designed for individuals who are deemed disabled by the state and can work at least 10 hours a week. EPAS can help them find meaningful work, provide needed tools and assistance, and ultimately support these individuals in the workplace so they can be more independent and successful in their careers.

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    Native American Case Management Services

    At Utah Case Management we support Native Americans in receiving equal opportunities of local, private and medicaid services. Whether they reside on the reservation or in a community of their choice, our case managers connect with tribe members to ensure they maximize their resources through Medicaid.

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    Private Case Management (PCM)

    For some people, managing daily life for individuals with disabilities or other health conditions can be overwhelming. At Utah Case Management, we can take the stress out of managing multiple services by acting as a kind of "personal guide" to help individuals manage their care, find access to the right services, and feel taken care of.

Why Choose Utah Case Management?

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We have smaller caseloads

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Our employees have various licensures and certificates

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We prioritize ongoing education and stay current in the field of social services

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We aggressively keep up with new technology to better support our case managers

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We conduct monthly face to face visits with clients

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We are licensed, bonded, and insured

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We average 90% efficiency on our local government auditing

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