When life involves multiple appointments, providers, benefits, or big decisions, it can be hard to know where to start. Care Guidance at Links gives you one steady point of support to help organize your care, connect the right services, and keep the next step clear.
One-on-one guidance to help organize your medical, mental health, and social care in one connected plan.
A care plan built around your needs, goals, services, and next steps, so everyone understands the path forward.
Help keeping doctors, therapists, specialists, schools, and agencies aligned and informed.
Guidance with benefits, housing, transportation, and other resources that may support your stability.
Support creating a plan for difficult moments, urgent needs, or transitions after hospitalization or crisis.
Regular check-ins to make sure your care plan stays current as your needs change.
Support after hospitalizations, emergency room visits, or major care transitions so nothing gets missed once you return home.
Guidance for family members and caregivers who need help understanding care plans, next steps, and available resources.
Ongoing support to help you stay connected to care, adjust plans as life changes, and build toward greater independence.
Someone to help coordinate care and next steps.
Support that helps connect the moving pieces.
Care Guidance is available for individuals and families who need help coordinating care, services, providers, or resources. Our team will review your situation, confirm eligibility, and help determine the right level of support.
Care Guidance helps individuals and families coordinate care, services, providers, benefits, and resources. It gives you one point of support so the process feels clearer and more manageable.
No. Care Guidance is not therapy. It helps organize and coordinate the different parts of your care, including medical services, mental health support, benefits, housing, transportation, and other needs.
It may be right for children, adults, or families managing multiple needs, chronic conditions, mental health challenges, social needs, or complex systems that are hard to navigate alone.
A Care Manager can help coordinate appointments, communicate with providers, connect you to services, support benefits and resource access, follow up after hospital visits, and keep your care plan on track.
Care Guidance is generally available for eligible Medicaid members who meet program requirements. Our team can help confirm eligibility and explain next steps.
