ERIE COUNTY CARE MANAGEMENT

Brand Owner Address Description
ECCM Erie County Care Management, Inc. 154 West 9th Street Erie PA 16501 ERIE COUNTY CARE MANAGEMENT,;Mental health case management services, namely, coordination of access to community resources, namely, medical and psychological services for behavioral and mental health; providing case management services, namely coordinating medical, physical, social, personal care and psychological services; providing case management services, namely, coordination of medical, physical, social, personal care and psychological services for people with autism; providing case management services, namely, early intervention services in the nature of coordination of medical, physical, social, personal care and psychological services for children with disabilities and developmental delays; providing case management services, namely, coordination of medical, physical, social, personal care and psychological services for people with intellectual disabilities;Mental health services, namely, mental health screening and assessment and behavioral health services;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A care management system in which the management of the administration of care for patients is automated. Hospital information systems are monitored and the information from those systems is used in verifying the administrations of care to patients. The care management system monitors ongoing administrations for progress and automatically updates records and provides alarms when necessary. The care management system is modular in nature but is fully integrated among its modules. Particular lists of data, such as the termination times of all ongoing infusions, provide hospital staff current information for increased accuracy and efficiency in planning. Features include the automatic provision of infusion parameters to pumps for accurate and efficient configuration of the pump, and providing an alarm when an unscheduled suspension of an infusion exceeds a predetermined length of time. A passive recognition system for identifying patients and care givers is provided.