PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION SERVICES (PSR)

Psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) is a service that focuses on helping persons restore/attain the following skills: community living, personal care, social relationships, leisure time, education, and vocational skills. These skills are modeled, learned, and practiced in the community to ensure each member of the program is able to use the skills they’ve learned. Our PSR staff members are trained to provide a loving, caring, and supportive environment in which our members can flourish and achieve their goals. Our PSR program offers members lunch, social skills training, transportation, arts and crafts, and other education topics.

CASE MANAGEMENT

Case management is a service that assists eligible recipients in gaining access to needed medical assistance as described in the North Carolina State Medicaid Plan, as well as to services not included in the State Plan. The goal of case management services is to facilitate the recipient’s medical, social, and educational needs. Case management includes the following core service components: assessment, care planning, referral/linkage, and monitoring/follow-up. The provision of this service requires the recipient to establish and maintain a medical home with Community Care of North Carolina (CCNC) or a primary care physician. CCNC or the primary care physician shall be responsible for the coordination of the recipient’s overall health care.