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Medicaid Targeted Case Managment  |
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Overview
 Medicaid Targeted Case Management (MTCM) is a means for achieving beneficiary wellness through communication, education and services identification and referral. MTCM is a time-limited process that provides an organized structured process for moving beneficiaries through the process of change and toward the goal of self-sufficiency. |
Populations We Serve
 CDHHS allows the provision of MTCM services to the following target population(s): • Individuals with Intellectual and Related Disabilities • At-Risk Children • Adults with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness • At-Risk Pregnant Women and Infants • Individuals with Psychoactive Substance Disorder • Individuals at Risk for Genetic Disorders • Individuals with Head and Spinal Cord Injuries and Related Disabilities • Individuals with Sensory Impairments • Adults with Functional Impairments |
Smooth Transition
 MTCM activities assist eligible beneficiaries in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational and other services through the following four components: • Assessment • CMP • Referral and Linkage • Monitoring and Follow-up |
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