The process of co-ordinating the assessment of an individual's needs and organising the appropriate services to meet those needs.

A service in which a healthcare professional (usually a nurse or social worker) engages in the close planning and continued observation of long term care services. These services often include performing an overall assessment, the development of a care plan, and ongoing oversight.

Care/Case managers assess and advocate for the needs of their clients, create care plans, and coordinate and monitor delivery of services.

Services provided by a professional, typically a nurse or social worker, to assess, coordinate, and monitor the overall medical, personal, and social services needed by an individual requiring long-term care.

One person takes overall responsibility for commissioning, managing and coordinating the care of an individual.

A licensed care manager that will assess your condition, create a plan of care along with your physician, coordinate and monitor ongoing care needs. Typically this is a licensed registered nurse.

The assessment, coordination and monitoring of medical ad social services an individual requiring LTC needs, generally supervised by a nurse or social worker, to assess, coordinate and monitor the overall medical, personal, and social services needed by an individual requiring long term care.