Traditional Case Management helps individuals enrolled in Georgia’s Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP) coordinate the services and support they need to live safely and independently in their homes and communities.

A traditional case manager works closely with the individual, their family, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and service providers. The case manager helps develop a person-centered plan of care, coordinates approved services, monitors the individual’s progress, and responds when their needs change.

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How We Help

Traditional Case Management may include:

• Assessing the individual’s needs, strengths, and goals

• Developing and maintaining a person-centered care plan

• Coordinating authorized ICWP services

• Connecting individuals with service providers and community resources

• Monitoring the delivery and quality of services

• Communicating with families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals

• Addressing concerns or changes in the individual’s condition

• Advocating for the individual’s choices, safety, and independence

• Completing ongoing reviews and required documentation

Who Is This Service For?

Traditional Case Management is intended for eligible ICWP participants. ICWP serves qualifying adults with significant physical disabilities or traumatic brain injuries who need support to live in a home or community setting instead of a hospital or nursing facility.

Eligibility and services must be approved through Georgia’s Medicaid program.

Our Person-Centered Approach

At Life Goes On Case Management Services, we believe every individual should have a voice in their care. We listen to each person’s preferences, respect their choices, and help coordinate services around their individual needs and goals.

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Our purpose is to help every client receive organized, dependable support while maintaining as much choice, dignity, and independence as possible.