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Provider Manual

Transition Care Management

Last Updated on September 12, 2025

To ensure continuity and coordination of care, Security Health Plan developed a member centered program to facilitate the transition from acute and sub-acute care to home. Our program provides transitional care to members who are discharged from a hospital inpatient setting or a skilled nursing facility for up to 30 days. Discharge must be from a participating facility and inclusion criteria must be met. The Transitional Care program goal is to provide a safe transition through the health care spectrum and to avoid re-hospitalization.

Other Care Management services available for our members are

  • Member advocate.  Security Health Plan has an advocate on staff to assist members. The advocate is the member’s contact in the event of a formal grievance, but is primarily available to help answer questions and solve problems that may prevent a grievance from becoming necessary. It is the advocate’s job to assure member access to care and quality of care, and to help the member overcome barriers he or she might encounter within Security Health Plan or the provider network. The advocate is responsible for ensuring members receive culturally sensitive care. The advocate is available to any Security Health Plan member. Providers may call the advocate for assistance with any Security Health Plan members.