Nurse Care Management Program
When caring for someone you love feels bigger than one person can manage alone, having a nurse in your corner can change everything.
AccuCare's Nurse Care Management Program connects St. Louis families with a dedicated, certified nurse care manager who takes ongoing clinical responsibility for your loved one's care. Not as a one-time visit. Not as a phone consultation. As the consistent clinical presence keeping watch over every detail, every transition, and every change — so nothing important gets missed.
While home care focuses on the tasks of daily life, nurse care management focuses on the decisions, guiding families through complex situations with clinical expertise, clear recommendations, and proactive oversight. This is proactive, nurse-led oversight from Certified Case Managers. Not reactive problem solving.
Our nurse care managers take a preventive approach, identifying risks early and guiding families through complex decisions before situations become crises
Medication review, reconciliation, and ongoing monitoring
Coordination with physicians, specialists, and care providers
Post-hospital oversight and support through care transitions
Personalized care planning with ongoing updates and adjustments
Proactive condition monitoring and reassessment as needs change
Appointment support and accompanied visits when needed
Advocacy on behalf of your loved one across providers and settings
Consistent family communication and updates throughout
For families who want an additional layer of oversight between nurse touchpoints, our program works alongside Sensi in-home monitoring to provide continuous passive monitoring that keeps our nurse care managers informed between visits.
Who This Is For
Our Nurse Care Management Program is a strong fit for families navigating complex care situations and looking for trusted clinical oversight, coordination, and guidance.
Managing Care From a Distance
You’re not local, but you need someone you trust who is — a clinical expert present and proactively watching over your loved one’s situation.
Post-Hospital or Rehab Transitions
The period after a hospital or rehab stay is when risks are highest and details are most often missed.
Multiple Providers and No Clear Coordinator
Our nurse care managers serve as the central clinical point of contact, keeping everyone aligned.
Growing Medication Complexity
Medication changes and transitions of care require close clinical oversight and attention.
Increasing Safety Concerns at Home
When you're noticing changes and unsure what they mean, our nurses help families navigate next steps clearly.
Families Who Want to Get Ahead of It
Early nurse care management helps identify and address problems before they become emergencies.
How It Works
A simple, structured process designed to give families clarity, clinical guidance, and ongoing support from a dedicated nurse care manager.
Reach Out
A brief conversation to learn about your situation and answer your questions.
Meet Your Nurse Care Manager
You’ll speak directly with a certified nurse care manager to explore how we can help.
Initial Nursing Assessment
A comprehensive in-home assessment to establish the full clinical picture and understand your loved one’s needs.
Your Care Plan
We develop a personalized care plan with clear recommendations tailored to your loved one’s situation.
Ongoing Oversight
Your nurse care manager stays actively involved — monitoring, communicating, and adjusting as needs evolve.
Pricing
Pricing varies based on your loved one's current needs and level of support. We're happy to walk you through our recommendations directly, call us at (314) 692-0020 or visit request information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a physician's order required to start? No. Our Nurse Care Management Program is private pay, which means your family can start without a physician's order or insurance approval. You reach out, we assess, and we get to work.
How is nurse care management different from having a caregiver? A caregiver provides hands-on daily support. Our nurse care managers provide clinical oversight — assessing, coordinating, communicating, and staying ahead of changes in condition. The two work well together, and many families have both in place.
What happens after the initial assessment? After the initial assessment, your nurse care manager develops a personalized care plan and begins active oversight. From there they stay involved on an ongoing basis — monitoring for changes, coordinating with providers, and keeping your family informed every step of the way.
Whenever You Are Ready To Talk, We Are Here
Call us at (314) 692-0020 or request information. Guided by Dana Moulton, RN, BSN and founded by Jacque Phillips, RN, BSN, AccuCare has walked alongside St. Louis families for over 30 years.
