What is case management?
Within the HIV/AIDS services delivery system, case management is a primary means for people living with HIV/AIDS to get help accessing vital social, emotional, and medical services.
Your case manager will serve as an important facilitator among you as the client, your family or caretaker, your health team, your payer, and the Cheyenne and Laramie County community.
What does a case manager provide?
- Early access to and maintenance of comprehensive health care and social services
- Improved integration of services
- Enhanced continuity of care
- Successful adherence to agreed-upon treatment goals
- Prevention of disease transmission or progression
- Increased knowledge of HIV disease
- Greater participation in and optimal use of the health and social service system
- Reinforcement of positive health behaviors
- Personal empowerment
- Improved quality of life
Find out if you qualify!
If you are living with HIV/AIDS, lacking health insurance (or your insurance doesn’t pay for the care you need), and meet low income criteria, you may qualify for the Ryan White Care Program.
To speak to an Adult Health Nurse about your eligibility, call 307.633.4000.
