Case Management

CASE MANAGEMENT

The case manager encourages and empowers the WII member and their family members through collaboration with providers, access to service resources, and linkage to support within their community. Effective and efficient case management can be a catalyst in the recovery process and can help promote and strengthen healthy behaviors when lifestyles have been altered by a wound, illness, or injury. As a case manager, you know the importance of staying connected with your assigned service members and families and being able to provide them with accurate and current information to aid in their recovery process. We understand the importance of the case manager and WII service member/family member relationship and provide various resources and information to help.

Fact Sheets and Information

• Coping with Transition
• Intimacy and Sexual Health Following Injury or Illness
• Managing Anger
• Navigating Stress
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Sleep is for Every Body
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Tobacco Cessation
• Weight Loss: Yes, You Can
• Other Health Promotion and Wellness Resources

Additional Information and Tools

• Military OneSource- Wounded Warrior
• Military OneSource- Non-medical counseling
• National Resource Directory

HPW Wounded, Ill and Injured (WII) Resources

Key Topics

• Active Living for WII
• Caregiver Support
• Case Management
• Healthy Eating for WII
• Injury & Violence Free Living for WII
• Integrative & Complementary Medicine
• Life After an Amputation
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Psychological & Emotional Well-Being for WII
• Relationships & Intimacy
• Sleep for WII
• Substance Use & Misuse
• Tobacco Free Living for WII
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Weight Management for WII
• Back to HPW WII Homepage
• NMCPHC WII Programs
• Health Promotion & Wellness