Care Management that quarteracks patient
advocates for better patient outcomes.
Every patient entered into the RecoverWell system is paired with a Care Manager from our team—to ensure that patients are connected with the right services, fast.
Who Are Care Managers?
RecoverWell Care Managers are experienced social workers who quarterback patient advocates seeking services for their patients or clients. Our care managers help locate, verify, and coordinate medical, clinical, and social-service resources so patients can transition quickly and safely into care.
Who Are Patient Advocates?
- Hospital and agency social workers
- School counselors and social workers
- EMTs and firefighters
- Law enforcement officers and probation officers
- Attorneys and court staff
- Mental-health professionals
- Patients and Families
Why Do Patient Advocates Need a Quarterback?
Patient advocates carry large caseloads and complex responsibilities that require deep clinical knowledge and community connections. RecoverWell reduces administrative burdens—researching programs, verifying eligibility, coordinating insurance and paperwork, and arranging transportation—so social workers can focus on patient care, not logistics.
Why Do Patients Need a Quarterback?
Navigating the healthcare landscape is already hard enough, but trying to advocate for yourself or a loved one during a health crisis is a nightmare. RecoverWell helps patients and their loved ones better understand what services are available to them and to help streamline access to those treatment opportunities.
What Do RecoverWell Care Managers Do?
- Review patient applications
- Provide education to patients and families
- Benefits counseling
- Coordinate paperwork
- Find appropriate providers
- Submit applications
- Connect patients for intake interviews
- Set care appointments
- Coordinate door to door transfers
- Follow up with patients to provide ongoing resources
- Provide Reporting and updates
We help connect patients to all levels of care, including:
Mental health treatment
Addiction recovery
Eating-disorder programs
Post-acute and rehabilitative care
Primary and Preventative Care
Housing, food, and other social supports
