What CCM nurses do
- Assess medical, social, and financial needs
- Build individualized care plans across settings
- Coordinate among providers, payers, and family
- Advocate for patient access and benefits
- Track outcomes, cost, and quality measures
CCM Nurse
Find a CCM Nurse
Find Certified Case Manager (CCM) nurses who coordinate complex care across hospitals, health plans, workers' compensation, home health, and community settings.
Where CCM nurses practice
- Hospitals (utilization and discharge planning)
- Health plans and managed care organizations
- Workers' compensation carriers and TPAs
- Home health, hospice, and palliative programs
- Specialty programs (oncology, behavioral, geriatrics)
How to search the CCM directory
- Filter by state and metro area
- Filter by setting (payer, provider, workers' comp)
- Filter by clinical specialty
- Verify CCM certification with CCMC
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a CCM nurse?
A Certified Case Manager (CCM) coordinates care for complex patients across providers, settings, and payers. Most CCMs are RNs who passed the Commission for Case Manager Certification (CCMC) exam.
When do I need a CCM nurse?
When you're navigating multiple specialists, a complex discharge, long-term workers' compensation recovery, or chronic disease management spanning home, clinic, and hospital.
How do I verify CCM certification?
Use the CCMC public verification portal. Verify the underlying RN license separately through the state board of nursing.