Second Chance Case Management Competitors

Center for Transforming Lives works side-by-side with women and their children throughout Tarrant County to disrupt the cycle of poverty by providing comprehensive homeless services, early childhood education, economic mobility services and clinical counseling.

Recovery Allies has earned a reputation for rehabilitative excellence, providing recovery services before, during, and after treatment. Our team of mentors and health professionals are dedicated to upholding the highest standards of professionalism, safety and responsibility. Rachel Angerman, CAI II, trained Recovery Specialist and founder of Recovery Allies, is more than a recovery professional. She is a survivor. Once a homeless addict on the streets of Los Angeles, Angerman attained sobriety in 2004 and spent the next half decade mentoring under some of the most notable recovery professionals in the industry. In 2011, Angerman founded Recovery Allies in Seattle. After closely observing the recovery industry, she made it her goal to offer services that more than just the top 1% of society could afford. She has spent the time since supporting families struggling with addiction and mental health-related issues. Rachel is recognized by community-based professionals and treatment centers across the country for her tireless support of clients in different phases of recovery. Now surrounded by a team of carefully chosen mentors and health professionals, Rachel and Recovery Allies specialize in creating long-term recovery plans, regardless of a client’s circumstances. Each plan is tailored to the needs of the individual and family to insure accountability, create awareness and provide effective relapse prevention. With their finger on the pulse of current trends in the substance abuse and mental health treatment fields, and a firm belief that no one is beyond help, Recovery Allies bridges the gaps inherent in traditional treatment plans with compassion and candor, creating a path to healing and long-term wellness.

At Care Network of Alabama's Health Home, our goal is to help Medicaid recipients with certain chronic health problems stay as healthy as possible. Our specially trained teams look for opportunities to keep you well. Your nurse or care coordinator will guide you on your path to improving your health. Qualified nurses, care coordinators, doctors, pharmacists, and others will work together to help you achieve your best health. We provide services at the doctor's office, in the hospital, at your home, or by phone. If you are a Medicaid recipient and have one or more of the conditions below, you may qualify for help with your health care. We want to help you with these conditions: Our care coordinators want to help you live a healthier life. We will work with you and your doctors to help you better understand your health. We will help you schedule your doctors' visits and can even help get you a ride to your medical appointments. You can count on us to answer your health questions, help you manage your medications, and connect you to the community resources you need. If you have to spend time in the hospital, our transitional nurses can come to your home after you're discharged. We will help you better understand your medicine and health conditions. Our pharmacists can help you make sense of your medications. We will look over your medications and help answer your questions. Our behavioral health nurses can help you with any mental health or substance abuse problems. We can attend your doctor visits and help you make follow-up visits.