Case managers and care coordinators who navigate waivers, plan services, and connect families to the right support.
105 providers statewide · most in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bloomington
A case manager assesses needs, writes the support plan, coordinates providers, and monitors that services actually happen. For waiver participants in Minnesota, case management is a covered service — you don't pay out of pocket.
In most Minnesota counties, waiver participants can choose between county case management and contracted private agencies. You can also switch — ask your county how.
Health plans assign care coordinators to members with complex needs — similar role, different funding stream. They work alongside (not instead of) waiver case managers.