Relocation Service Coordination – Targeted Case Management (RSC-TCM) helps eligible individuals move from institutional settings into community living by coordinating housing, healthcare, and support services.

Individuals may qualify if they:

• Reside in an eligible institution

• Have Minnesota Medical Assistance (MA)

• Choose to transition into the community

• Meet Minnesota DHS program requirements

RSC-TCM may include:

• Relocation planning

• Housing coordination

• Community resource referrals

• Coordination with discharge planners

• Advocacy and ongoing support

• Documentation and follow-up services

Under Minnesota guidelines, RSC-TCM services are generally available during the last 180 consecutive days of an eligible institutional stay prior to community transition.

No. Minnesota guidelines state that individuals cannot receive RSC-TCM and another type of targeted case management during the same month while residing in an institution.

Referrals may be made by:

• Hospitals

• Nursing facilities

• Social workers

• Discharge planners

• Family members

• Guardians

• Community organizations

Individuals may also request services on their own behalf.