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Are CHWs Set to Replace LCSWs? A Plan for Lower Care Management Standards? ⚠️ The new Community Health Worker (CH… — 2024-09-30 c973ec04

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Are CHWs Set to Replace LCSWs? A Plan for Lower Care Management Standards? ⚠️ The new Community Health Worker (CHW) program is raising serious concerns: Is the plan to replace Care Managers Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) with less qualified CHWs? CHWs offer support, but lack the advanced clinical training of LCSWs. For vulnerable groups—like brain injury survivors this shift could lead to lower-quality care. With one LCSW overseeing large teams of CHWs, the focus may appear to be on cutting costs, not ensuring expert care for those who need it most. Is this the future of healthcare? Will Care Management agencies profit? #LCSW #CHW #Connecticut #CT #Medicaid #NEWS #CareManagement #CGA #SocialServices #States #USA #Whistleblower

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