Patient Care Coordinator

We’re always looking for bright individuals who want to advance in the health industry. Come join our team!

Are you committed to the mental health and well‑being of your community?
Do you have a passion for providing care to those battling mental health issues?
Are you looking to grow your practice, but not sure where to start?

If you answered “YES” to any of these, we’re here to help and welcome you to the Serene Health Family. We honor your continued commitment to help people in your community live their lives to the fullest potential imaginable. Your efforts enable patients to live the lives they dream of, deserve, and have always wished for. You can have a career in the behavioral and mental health space with us at Serene Health.

If this sounds like you or your colleagues, then don’t waste another minute.

Lead Care Manager (LCM). The Lead Care Manager (LCM) role involves developing personalized care plans, coordinating member services, and collaborating closely with members and families, as well as Primary Care Providers to ensure they receive necessary medical treatment and support.

The LCM will consult with members to determine their needs, develop individualized action plans, and work with care teams to manage the member experience effectively. Providing emotional support, resolving administrative issues, and ensuring timely access to care are key aspects of the position. Compassion, healthcare knowledge, and exceptional customer service are essential qualities for assisting members in becoming self‑sufficient in health.

The LCM will work with a diverse population of members enrolled in the Enhanced Care Management program, which may involve one or multiple members from the population of focus section below.

• Interview members to assess medical and social determinant of healthcare gaps and provide education about their condition and medication, while developing individualized care plans.
• Respond to member inquiries and concerns, ensuring adherence to hospital and legal requirements.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, locate medical and social resources, and coordinate social service plans.
• Maintain ongoing contact with members, via telehealth and in‑person visitation.
• Advocate for members, consult with healthcare providers, arrange appointments and treatment plans, evaluate member progress, and assist with healthcare barriers.
• Maintain empathy and professionalism while contacting members and families.
• Support behavioral health coordination, substance abuse and community resources.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

• Individuals experiencing homelessness: Lacking a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence.
• Individuals at risk for avoidable hospital or emergency department utilization: Five or more emergency room visits in a six‑month period that could have been avoided with appropriate outpatient care or improved treatment adherence.
• Individuals with serious mental health and/or substance use disorder needs: Adults who meet the eligibility criteria for participation in specialist mental health services or the Drug Medi‑Cal organized delivery system or Drug Medi‑Cal program.
• Individuals transitioning from incarceration/justice‑involved: Adults transitioning from a correctional setting within the past 12 months, or children and youth who are transitioning from a youth correctional facility within the past 12 months.
• Adults living in the community and at risk for long‑term care institutionalization: Adults who are living in the community and meet the SNF level of care criteria; or who require lower‑acuity skilled nursing or equipment for prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of acute illness or injury.
• Adult nursing‑facility residents transitioning to the community: Adult nursing residents who are interested in moving out of the institution and are likely candidates to do so successfully.
• Children and youth enrolled in California Children’s Services (CCS) or CCS Whole Child Model (WCM) with additional needs beyond the CCS condition: Children and youth experiencing at least one complex social factor influencing their health.
• Children and youth…