Independent Case Management for individuals with serious and complex injuries following pedestrian Motor Vehicle Crashes.
When a pedestrian is struck by a motor vehicle, the injuries can be catastrophic and the path forward can quickly become complicated. Medical treatment, rehabilitation, home care, equipment, transportation, and insurance benefits may all need to be coordinated at the same time.
AICM – Michigan provides independent Case Management for individuals with serious and complex injuries following pedestrian Motor Vehicle Crashes. Our Case Managers help organize the many moving parts of care, communicate with providers, identify needs, and help keep the rehabilitation plan moving forward.
Depending on the individual's injuries and circumstances, that may include coordinating care related to traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic trauma, fractures, neurological injuries, chronic pain, cognitive changes, and other conditions that can affect daily function and independence.
The goal is not simply to schedule appointments. It is to help create an organized, coordinated plan of care centered on the individual's needs, recovery, function, and independence.
Serious injuries can involve multiple physicians, therapists, rehabilitation providers, equipment needs, and support services. An experienced Case Manager helps bring those pieces together so everyone involved in the individual's care is working toward a coordinated plan.
Coordinate appointments, recommendations, and communication among physicians, specialists, and other members of the treatment team.
Help coordinate physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, neuropsychology, counseling, and other rehabilitation services based on individual needs.
Identify and coordinate services such as attendant care, home care, nursing, transportation, and other supports necessary for safety and daily function.
Assist with coordination of durable medical equipment, mobility needs, home modifications, and other resources that may improve safety and independence.
Maintain communication among the individual, family, healthcare providers, rehabilitation professionals, attorneys, and other parties involved in the case.
Follow the rehabilitation plan, identify changing needs, address barriers to care, and help keep services aligned with recovery goals and functional progress.
One individual. One coordinated plan. Case Management helps connect the many providers, services, and resources involved in recovery.
Unlike an occupant protected by a vehicle, a pedestrian has little protection from the force of a collision. The resulting injuries may affect multiple body systems and can create medical, rehabilitation, cognitive, functional, and daily living needs at the same time.
Recovery may involve physicians from several specialties, inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation, therapy services, home care, medical equipment, transportation, and changes to the home environment. Recommendations from one provider can also affect the treatment or services being provided by another.
AICM – Michigan helps connect those recommendations into a coordinated plan of care. Our Case Managers communicate across the treatment team, identify gaps or barriers, follow changes in the individual's needs, and help ensure important recommendations do not become disconnected as the case progresses.
Keeping physicians, therapists, rehabilitation professionals, and support providers connected.
Following the individual's progress and responding as medical, functional, and support needs evolve.
Helping bring recommendations and services together around the individual's recovery and independence.
When a pedestrian is injured in a Motor Vehicle Crash, recovery may involve much more than medical treatment alone. Serious injuries can create rehabilitation, home care, transportation, equipment, and long-term support needs that require ongoing coordination.
AICM – Michigan provides independent Michigan Auto No-Fault Case Management focused on the needs of the injured individual. Our role is to help coordinate appropriate care and services, communicate across the treatment team, identify barriers, and help move the rehabilitation plan forward.
Because AICM – Michigan is an independent Case Management company, our Case Managers are able to work with physicians, rehabilitation professionals, families, attorneys, insurers, and other parties while keeping the individual's needs at the center of the Case Management process.
Case Management decisions should begin with the individual's medical, rehabilitation, functional, and personal needs.
Recommendations and coordination are driven by the individual's needs and goals.
We communicate with the professionals involved in treatment and rehabilitation to help keep care coordinated.
AICM – Michigan provides Case Management as an independent professional service.
We follow changing needs, address barriers, and help keep the rehabilitation plan moving forward.
Complex pedestrian injuries require more than someone who can coordinate appointments. They require a Case Manager who understands healthcare, rehabilitation, functional recovery, and the challenges that can arise throughout a Michigan Auto No-Fault case.
AICM – Michigan brings together professionals with backgrounds across healthcare, rehabilitation, nursing, social work, speech-language pathology, brain injury, and complex Case Management.
That multidisciplinary experience matters. A person recovering from a serious pedestrian Motor Vehicle Crash may have medical, cognitive, physical, behavioral, vocational, and daily living needs occurring at the same time.
Our Case Managers look at the whole picture. We work with the individual, family, treatment providers, rehabilitation professionals, attorneys, insurers, and other involved parties to help organize care around the individual's needs and goals.
Meet Our Case Management TeamHealthcare and rehabilitation backgrounds provide our team with a broader understanding of complex injuries and recovery.
Our Case Managers work with individuals whose injuries may require extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and ongoing support.
Our Case Management is centered on the individual's medical, rehabilitation, functional, and personal needs.
AICM – Michigan coordinates complex care and rehabilitation for individuals throughout Michigan.
Serious pedestrian injuries can create questions about medical care, rehabilitation, support services, and how Case Management fits into the recovery process. Here are answers to some of the questions we hear most often.
A Case Manager helps coordinate the medical, rehabilitation, and support services that may be needed after a serious pedestrian Motor Vehicle Crash. This can include communication with physicians and therapists, coordinating appointments and services, identifying equipment or home care needs, addressing barriers to treatment, and helping keep the overall plan of care organized.
Case Management may be helpful when injuries are serious or complex, multiple healthcare providers are involved, rehabilitation services need to be coordinated, or the individual has significant medical, cognitive, functional, equipment, transportation, home care, or daily living needs. Earlier coordination can also help identify gaps and barriers before they interfere with the rehabilitation plan.
Depending on the individual's needs, Case Management may involve coordination with physicians and specialists, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, neuropsychology, counseling, nursing, attendant or home care, transportation, durable medical equipment, mobility services, home modifications, and other rehabilitation and support resources.
Yes. AICM – Michigan provides independent Case Management with the individual's medical, rehabilitation, functional, and personal needs at the center of the process. Our Case Managers collaborate with healthcare providers, rehabilitation professionals, families, attorneys, insurers, and other involved parties while helping coordinate the individual's plan of care.
Yes. AICM – Michigan provides Case Management services throughout Michigan for individuals with serious and complex injuries, including injuries sustained when a pedestrian is struck by a motor vehicle.
Referrals can be made by calling 248.767.7776, emailing Referrals@AICM-MI.com, or using our secure online referral form. Our team can review the referral and discuss the individual's Case Management needs.
Make a ReferralIf you or someone you represent has sustained serious or complex injuries as a pedestrian in a Motor Vehicle Crash, AICM – Michigan is available to discuss the individual's Case Management needs.
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