Case Management

Eunoia Lane provides highly regarded Case Management services.

We can also help in catastrophic or complex circumstances.

Eunoia Lane Case Managers are qualified Allied Health or Nursing professionals with a minimum of 10 years’ experience. Our Case Managers have extensive local knowledge and experience living and working in various locations and communities across the Northern Territory.

Eunoia Lane has built close partnerships with various local service providers and agencies which aids in achieving successful outcomes for you in a timely manner.

Eunoia Lane have experience in providing a range of Case Management and care planning approaches to meet your individual needs. Our service takes a proactive, multi-disciplinary and collaborative approach to service delivery with a high level of coordination with relevant stakeholders.

Case Managers strive to achieve well-established rapport and trusting relationships with you. We take care to ensure close and frequent communication with you. Eunoia Lane will develop your care plan / support plan based on your goals, strengths and needs.

As part of our service, we help to identify safe and appropriate environments for you to access. Eunoia Lane will ensure frequent liaison with relevant stakeholders.

Maximising independence through facilitation of life skills development and participation in meaningful activities

Eunoia Lane will ensure close communication with family / informal supports. We have a focus on advocacy for improved communication among service providers, continuity of care and access to care / services. We include excellent written documentation of goals, progress, barriers and outcomes.

Eunoia Lane Case Managers provide services to all areas across the Northern Territory

What are our Case Management specialities?

  • History of significant trauma
  • Significant change in circumstances
  • After major injury or catastrophic event
  • Life stage transition
  • Significant behaviours of concern
  • Dual diagnoses
  • Multi-agency involvement
  • Accommodation crisis
  • Complex mental health
  • Justice system involvement