When your child has a diagnosis like autism, ADHD, a developmental delay or anxiety, it can be hard to manage all the appointments. You may be scheduling visits with different clinics, therapists, doctors and other support services.
Fraser understands it can be overwhelming. That is why we offer care coordination through Integrated Healthcare. With care coordination services, our team oversees aspects of your child’s healthcare, both with Fraser services and outside Fraser. We support you in managing your child’s medical, mental, lifestyle and education needs. Fraser offers a variety of care coordination services, depending on your family’s needs.
Behavioral Health Home services are for children who receive Medical Assistance (MA), MA through a Managed Care Program (PMAP) or are on the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA). Fraser’s Behavioral Health Home team has a registered nurse on staff, and the expert team knows what medical and mental health services are available for your child and your family.
We support your family by managing your child’s health and wellbeing. There are monthly follow-ups, either in-person or by phone, to share updates on goals and progress. You will also meet with a team member every six months to review and discuss wellness status and your health action plan. With Behavioral Health Home services, you can focus on your child, while we focus on coordinating care with the right experts.
Fraser Targeted Case Management is designed to help families navigate the complex social and medical services system and gain access to needed resources. It’s for children birth to 21 years old who have received a qualifying diagnosis. You are matched with a case manager who helps you develop a service plan, supports access to different resources and services, helps you coordinate services, evaluates the effectiveness of services and provides other needed support.