Departments | Case Management
Targeted Case Management
- Address: 3 4th St. NE
- Mason City, IA 50401-7001
- Fax:(641)421-3132
- Office hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-4:30 pm
- Mission Statement
- Cerro Gordo County Case Management Services assists people
with disabilities to access support services to live and work in
the community.
Targeted (Medicaid) Case Management services
is an individually centered, family, and community focused process
to effectively manage multiple resources for the benefit of the
individual using the services. This process involves assistance
in gaining access to appropriate needed medical services and interrelated
social and educational services.
Cerro Gordo Targeted Case Management Services is located
at 3 4th St. NE, Mason City, Iowa 50401-7001. Our staff includes
seven full-time case managers, a Director and an Admin Assistant.
Targeted Case Management services are provided
for an indefinite period of time at a level of intensity determined
by the needs of the individual using the service.
Case Management Services include the following
functions:
- Assessment of need for case management, intake and enrollment
into case management and coordination of needed diagnostic
and evaluation services.
- Development, implementation, and maintenance of service plans
that directly involve those concerned, including; individual
using the services, legal representative, family, service
providers and others who may be identified through the evaluation,
diagnostic or reevaluation process.
Service Plans shall include:
- Reference to all provided services and identification of
the providers in the plan
- Who has been involved in development of the service plan
- Schedules of services initiated and frequency
- Schedules for case monitoring and client reassessment
- Linkage of individual needs to required treatments and services
without limiting individual choice
- Coordination and facilitation of decision-making according
to individual's needs and abilities
- Monitoring of overall service delivery
- Crisis assistance planning and intervention
Eligibility:
- Persons applying must be Medicaid eligible
- Adults must have a diagnosis of Chronic Mental Illness, Mental
Retardation, or a Developmental Disability
- Children under the age of 18 must have a diagnosis of Mental
Retardation and must be accessing Home and Community Based
Services under the Intellectual Disabilities (ID) Waiver
- The individual must want and actively use the service
