PRIVATE CASE MANAGERS
Nine providers offering private case management, care navigation, and family support across behavioral health and recovery.
For parents asking, “Who can help manage my adult child’s mental health care?” Start by comparing the services below, then ask how each team would organize your family’s situation.
9 providers
Private case management
Coordinates mental health and addiction care through treatment planning, provider communication, and support across transitions.
Who will be our primary case manager, and how will updates and after-hours needs be handled?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Complex behavioral health
Formerly O’Connor Professional Group. Provides behavioral health support for individuals, families, and advisors navigating complex care needs.
How will your team coordinate the family, treating clinicians, and professional advisors?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Case management & advocacy
Offers concierge case management, intervention, advocacy, and coordination for behavioral health and complex medical situations.
How are behavioral health and medical needs integrated into a single care plan?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Care management & recovery support
Provides care management, family coaching, recovery companions, and in-home support; services are private pay.
What is included in the care-management engagement, and who supervises companion or home-based services?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Case management & treatment placement
Coordinates treatment, care transitions, family communication, and ongoing recovery plans with clients and their professional teams.
How are treatment options evaluated, and how frequently is the care plan reviewed?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Case management & transition support
Provides case management, care planning, recovery assistance, and coordination with treatment and other support providers.
Who is responsible for discharge coordination, daily support, and communication with outside clinicians?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Care navigation & companions
Builds LifeTeams around clients and families, combining a LifeTeam Manager with coaches, companions, and collaborating care professionals.
How is the LifeTeam Manager’s role different from the companion’s, and how are outside clinicians involved?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
In-home care coordination
Offers discreet in-home support for psychiatric, addiction, medical, and aging-related challenges, assembling case managers, nurses, coaches, and other providers.
Which services are delivered by licensed medical professionals, and how does staffing adapt as needs change?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
Family advising & intervention
Supports families navigating addiction and mental health concerns through intervention, treatment placement, family coaching, and ongoing case management.
What does support look like before admission, during treatment, and when the person returns home?
Official provider information ↗Reviewed September 18, 2026
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BEFORE AN ENGAGEMENT
Ask for the named lead, their qualifications, caseload, and access to clinical supervision.
Request a written scope covering meetings, travel, after-hours calls, companion staffing, and outside-provider charges.
Ask how recommendations are made and whether any referral fees, ownership interests, or other financial relationships apply.
Agree on patient consent, who receives updates, how often the plan is reviewed, and the route for urgent concerns.
A case manager coordinates the overall plan. A companion provides practical day-to-day support. Ask how each role is staffed and supervised.