The Jackie Walorski Center for Evidence-Based Case Management (Case Management Center) is committed to understanding and enhancing the role of home visiting in addressing health and wellness through case management activities. Its purpose is to identify, evaluate, and disseminate evidence-informed case management strategies relevant to the home visiting context. The term case management broadly refers to the provision of a range of client-centered activities that connect families with and support their continued use of necessary community resources and services that align with their needs and preferences. Many terms are used to describe case management and similar processes, such as care coordination and service coordination.
The Case Management Center will identify and share effective case management strategies used in home visiting and closely adjacent fields that work with expectant families and families with young children. We develop new knowledge and provide evidence-informed professional development and technical assistance opportunities to advance home visiting and improve outcomes for families.
In Case You Missed It!
The Case Management Center recently held two listening sessions to help us prioritize topics for research, professional development, and technical assistance to improve case management and service coordination in home visiting. If you were unable to join the live session, you can view the recording of the webinar and access the slides shared below.
June 2025 Listening Sessions Recording
June 2025 JW CM Center Listening Session
If you watch, please share your feedback with us on this survey.
And, if you are interested in participating in research, technical assistance, or professional development on any topic, complete this brief interest form and someone will be in touch.
CONTACT US: HVWFD-Center@edc.org