What is the primary goal of case management brokerage?

The primary goal of case management brokerage is to identify patient needs and assist in accessing resources. In the context of chemical dependency treatment, this role is crucial because individuals often face a variety of challenges that require a coordinated approach to ensure they receive the appropriate services and supports.

Case management brokerage involves assessing the patient’s specific circumstances, understanding their unique needs, and connecting them with available resources such as counseling services, medical treatment, housing, and employment support. This process is centered around enabling patients to navigate the complex healthcare system effectively and ensuring they have the necessary tools to achieve recovery and maintain long-term stability.

While advocacy, evaluating progress, and developing care plans are important aspects of case management, the key focus of brokerage is on the practical support and resource identification that directly impacts the patient’s ability to access help and services tailored to their individual needs. This foundational approach empowers patients, making it more likely that they will engage in their treatment and recovery process.