Aimee's Case Study

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Aimee- Writer shared Aimee’s letter with the Fidelis representative about her Independent Health coverage been cancelled. The Fidelis representative said since Aimee is still under her husband’s insurance, he can’t enroll her until she is divorce and not using her husband insurance anymore. The Fidelis representative also called Aimee to inform her. Aimee understood

Naomi- Writer met with Naomi at my work place. Care manager and Naomi were able to review care plan that was done on 10/17/16 and also crisis plan that was done on 9/2/16. Care manager informed Naomi that her case will be transferred to another care manager (Mary McNamara) since I will be leaving the organization soon. Care manager was able to introduce Mary to Naomi.

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