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Ambrose Care Management We are a case management company specializing in people with catastrophic injuries.

Why Are Unlimited Auto No-Fault Benefits Important?A serious auto accident can change your life in an instant. While man...
10/08/2026

Why Are Unlimited Auto No-Fault Benefits Important?
A serious auto accident can change your life in an instant. While many injuries heal over time, catastrophic injuries may require years—or even a lifetime—of medical care and support.

Unlimited auto no-fault benefits can provide:

✅ Ongoing medical treatment and rehabilitation
✅ Attendant care and in-home support services
✅ Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
✅ Medical equipment and home modifications when needed
✅ Coverage for long-term recovery needs without exhausting benefit limits

If you have questions about your benefits, your Ambrose Case Manager can help you understand your coverage and navigate the services available to you.

October is a month of acknowledgment for the hard work of case managers. In recognition of all case managers in all aspe...
10/01/2026

October is a month of acknowledgment for the hard work of case managers. In recognition of all case managers in all aspects of client care across the world, Ambrose Care Management sees you and appreciates you! Wishing those hard workers a very Happy Case Management month!

National Annual Concussion Awareness Day is observed on Friday, September 18, 2026. This day is an opportunity to raise ...
09/18/2026

National Annual Concussion Awareness Day is observed on Friday, September 18, 2026. This day is an opportunity to raise awareness about concussions and other brain injuries and to promote education, support, and recovery.

- Raise Awareness: Millions of mild to severe brain injuries occur in the United States each year.
- Share Education: Learning to recognize concussion signs and symptoms can help people seek appropriate care early.
- Support Recovery: Awareness encourages patients and families to talk openly about brain health and the recovery process.

If you or someone you know has sustained a concussion or brain injury and needs resources, please contact your Ambrose Case Manager or visit https://biausa.org/

Know the signs. Share the information. Support brain health.

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost, honor the heroes, and reflect on the strength and resilience of our nation.
09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost, honor the heroes, and reflect on the strength and resilience of our nation.

Did you know that motor vehicle accidents and falls are two leading causes of spinal cord injuries?National Spinal Cord ...
09/10/2026

Did you know that motor vehicle accidents and falls are two leading causes of spinal cord injuries?

National Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Awareness Month is formally recognized throughout September each year in the United States. The observance aims to increase public understanding of spinal cord injuries, highlight the challenges faced by those living with SCI, and celebrate their resilience and achievements.

It also serves to promote prevention, advances in medical research, and improved access to care and supportive policies. SCI impacts not only physical function but also emotional, financial, and social well-being.

Contact your Ambrose Case Manager for information and resources regarding spinal cord injuries.

With back-to-school days upon us, here are some important safety tips to remember as you return to school this fall:Be A...
09/02/2026

With back-to-school days upon us, here are some important safety tips to remember as you return to school this fall:

Be Aware of Your Surroundings:
- Stay distraction-free: Avoid wearing headphones or being buried in your phone while walking across campus.
- Maintain alertness: Pay attention to your surroundings, especially when traveling alone.
- Trust your instincts: If something feels off, move immediately to a populated, well-lit area.

Travel Smart:
- Use designated paths: Stick to clearly marked, well-lit walkways, especially at night.
- Use the buddy system: Walk with friends or classmates, or use campus safety escorts whenever possible.
- Plan your route ahead: Know your destination and identify the safest paths to get there.

Vehicle & Bike Safety:
- Park in well-lit areas: Choose high-visibility parking lots or garages whenever possible.
- Lock up consistently: Always lock your vehicle doors and windows, and keep valuables hidden from view.
- Secure your bike: Use a heavy-duty U-lock to secure both the frame and wheels to a designated bike rack. Wear your helmet!
- Make sure you have a designated driver if alcohol is involved.

Stay Alert. Stay Safe. Look Out for One Another

If you’ve been injured in an accident and your goal is to return to work or school, or learn a new skill, your case mana...
08/13/2026

If you’ve been injured in an accident and your goal is to return to work or school, or learn a new skill, your case manager can help.
Here are 7 things your case manager can do:
- Help with back-to-school processes.
- Assist with college campus resources and services.
- Connect you with Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) for targeted rehabilitation.
- Arrange for an ergonomic evaluation for a better work space.
- Link you with vocational counselors and programs for back to work or a new job.
- Arrange driver’s training.
- Locate employment support for individuals with disabilities or other barriers to employment.

Your case manager can help you explore your options and connect you with the right resources. Investing in your education or career can open new opportunities. If employment or education is one of your goals, let your case manager know. Together, you can create a plan to help you move forward.

Your case manager can help arrange a Home Safety Evaluation with an Occupational Therapist (OT). Changes in mobility can...
08/01/2026

Your case manager can help arrange a Home Safety Evaluation with an Occupational Therapist (OT). Changes in mobility can make everyday tasks feel harder—but you don’t have to navigate those changes alone.

Your Ambrose case manager is here to help you stay safe and independent at home. They can arrange an OT home safety evaluation, guide you through equipment options, and coordinate any home modifications you may need.

If getting around your home has become difficult, reach out to your case manager. Together, you can create a safer, more accessible living environment.

Q & A How do I know what medical expenses are covered under my no-fault benefits?Your medical coverage is governed by th...
07/23/2026

Q & A
How do I know what medical expenses are covered under my no-fault benefits?
Your medical coverage is governed by the Michigan Auto No-Fault law. No-fault benefits cover reasonably necessary medical treatment related to injuries from your auto accident.
Examples include:
- Hospital and emergency room visits
- Home Health and post-acute care
- Follow-up doctor appointments
- X-rays, MRIs, and other tests
- Needed Surgery
- Rehabilitation Therapies
- Prescription medications
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Needed Home Modifications
- Transportation to and from medical
appointments
- Back to school and work assistance

Are there coverage limits?
Yes. Medical benefits are limited to the coverage amount chosen for your policy. Once that limit is reached, additional medical expenses may not be covered by no-fault benefits.

Will all medical bills be covered?
Medical expenses related to your car accident should be covered. They must:
- Be related to the accident
- Be medically necessary
- Be ordered by a physician.

How can I check my coverage?
You can ask your Ambrose Case Manager to review your insurance policy and contact your insurance company with questions regarding coverage.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or concussions are a common injury after a motor vehicle accident even if:- There is no vis...
07/18/2026

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or concussions are a common injury after a motor vehicle accident even if:
- There is no visible head injury
- No loss of consciousness
- Initial symptoms seem mild

Symptoms of neuro fatigue may emerge hours or even days later and can include:
- Headache
- Dizziness
- Brain fog
- Memory problems
- Light sensitivity
- Fatigue
- Mood changes
- Difficulty concentrating

What Helps:
- Avoid stimulating environments.
- Turn down lights and noise.
- Shorten periods of screen use with breaks
- Lower screen brightness
- Limit multitasking. One thing at a time.
- Take breaks.
- Get a good night’s sleep
- Some medications. Speak with your doctor.

If you need tips on understanding and how to manage neuro fatigue, contact your Case Manager.

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1660 Haslett Road Suite 3
Haslett, MI
48840

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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+15173813430

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