• Conducting intake assessments with patients and families.
• Ensuring that families feel sufficiently equipped and supported.
• Developing individualized treatment plans that account for physical, financial, and other constraints.
• Adjusting treatment protocols, as needed.
• Suggesting and coordinating appropriate follow-up services to promote wellness.
• Ensuring that patients have transport to and from their homes and all pertinent healthcare facilities.
• Meeting with members of healthcare teams to discuss patients’ progress, and to deliberate on appropriate care.
• Checking to see whether patients have sufficient insurance coverage or finances to pay for their treatment.
• Devising innovative solutions or suggesting appropriate referrals for patients who cannot afford to access treatment.