Care Coordinator Jobs in Kentucky
Care Coordinator jobs in Kentucky are concentrated in Louisville, Lexington, and the Northern Kentucky corridor, where major health systems and managed care organizations maintain consistent hiring pipelines for candidates at every level from entry-level case support to senior utilization management. Employers such as Humana, Baptist Health, and Norton Healthcare are among the most active and established hirers in the state. The most in-demand specialties in Kentucky care coordination are behavioral health, Medicaid managed care, and transitional care for high-risk populations. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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The Reading Company is seeking a warm, organized, and dependable **Office Manager & Patient Care Coordinator** to join our team. This full-time role supports our patients and families while helping coordinate front-office operations, scheduling, communication, and the day-to-day flow of our pediatric therapy clinic. The ideal candidate enjoys working with people, takes initiative, stays organized, and wants to be an important part of a collaborative team.
About The Reading Company LLC
Description
Job Title: Patient Care Coordinator
Status: Full-Time
Position Summary: The Reading Company is seeking a Patient Care Coordinator to support their clients and growing team. This role is responsible for ensuring an exceptional patient and family experience, optimizing provider schedules, and maintaining the daily operations and appearance of the clinic. This position combines front desk duties with added responsibilities for office management and team support.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Patient Care Coordination
- Greet patients and families warmly and professionally, both in person and over the phone.
- Answer and direct calls and questions promptly and appropriately.
- Check in patients, notify providers of arrivals, and manage the waiting area to ensure comfort and privacy.
- Prepare intake packets for new clients and ensure all required documentation is received ahead of appointments.
- Confirm upcoming evaluations (72 hours in advance) and prepare folders for clinicians with case history and required documents.
- Verify and update client information in the EMR, including insurance, referrals, and demographics.
- Collect patient payments and verify financial records.
- Fax, email, and follow up on referrals, plans of care, and evaluations with physicians and families.
- Maintain up-to-date referral logs and coordinate scheduling to optimize clinician productivity.
- Monitor and communicate attendance policies to families; aim to achieve a 90% arrival rate weekly.
- Comfort and assist patients and families, addressing questions and concerns proactively.
- Help families with paperwork, issue school excuses, and administer forms as needed.
- Ensure HIPAA compliance in all client interactions and record handling.
- Run eligibility and benefits checks.
- Obtain initial authorizations for new clients and evaluations as needed; verify ongoing authorization requirements for treatment.
Office Management
- Check and distribute mail daily; manage outgoing mail.
- Maintain office supplies and inventory; anticipate needs and place orders as necessary, in coordination with the Lead Clinician.
- Perform and/or coordinate daily walkthroughs to ensure the cleanliness and presentability of the lobby, kitchen, bathrooms, halls, and work areas.
- Perform and/or coordinate light cleaning and sanitizing as needed; restock bathroom and office supplies daily.
- Open the clinic by 7:45 a.m.; secure and lock the facility after hours, ensuring lights, devices, and doors are properly shut down/locked.
- Cover administrative duties of other front office staff as needed, including supporting the Billing Manager when required.
- Help coordinate coverage and maintain workflow during unexpected staff PTO or schedule disruptions.
- Monitor and adjust clinician schedules to ensure they reflect accurate documentation needs (progress notes, re-evaluations, discharges).
- Run weekly reports to verify compliance with attendance policies and communicate with staff as needed.
- Proactively resolve scheduling issues to maintain patient care continuity, even during closures or high-demand periods.
Other General Expectations:
- Represent The Reading Company positively and professionally at all times.
- Ensure that families experience the high standards of our company from the moment they enter the clinic, feel the welcoming atmosphere, are greeted warmly, call in, or receive a response from any team member. Every interaction should reflect our commitment to professionalism, respect, and quality care.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming front office and lobby.
- Avoid personal phone use at the front desk except in emergencies.
- Respond to emails and phone messages within 24 hours.
- Build strong, supportive relationships with families and team members.
- Uphold all HIPAA standards and confidentiality guidelines.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Uphold a Positive Culture and Upward Communication: Foster and model a positive work culture by promoting open, respectful communication. Follow our upward communication policy: concerns, questions, or problems should not be handled informally in offices, hallways, or through lateral staff discussions. Instead, direct them to the appropriate supervisor or manager according to the established chain of command to ensure issues are addressed constructively and efficiently.
Required Skills and Qualifications:
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Strong organizational skills and time management to handle multiple tasks efficiently.
- High attention to detail to ensure accurate scheduling and paperwork management.
- Ability to motivate oneself and others to meet deadlines and goals.
- Ability to multitask and work calmly during busy clinic periods.
- Technological proficiency, including G-Suite, spreadsheets, and electronic medical record systems.
- Positive interpersonal skills to interact kindly and effectively with patients and families, even in stressful situations.
- Experience with medical billing is strongly preferred.
Work Schedule:
- Monday–Thursday 7:45 am – 6:00 pm.
- Clock out and secure the clinic once all patients and staff have left for the day.
Compensation & Benefits:
- Hourly Pay: Negotiable based on experience
- Paid Time Off (PTO): Accrual of up to 10 days per year, with increased benefits available after your first year
- Paid Holidays: Up to 6 paid holidays per year
- QSEHRA Reimbursement: Up to $2,100 annually
- Retirement Savings: SIMPLE IRA with employer match of up to 3% of pay
- Mental Health Day: One additional paid mental health day after your first year
- Holiday Flexibility: Flexible week off around the holidays
- Supportive Work Environment: A collaborative, team-oriented workplace that values its employees
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What Kentucky Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in care coordinator jobs across Kentucky.
- Active Kentucky RN license or case manager certification recognized in Kentucky preferred
- Bachelor's degree in social work, nursing, healthcare administration, or a related field
- Experience with Medicaid or Medicare managed care coordination and documentation
- Proficiency in electronic health records platforms such as Epic or Cerner
- Demonstrated ability to conduct patient assessments and develop individualized care plans
- Strong communication skills for collaboration with clinical teams, patients, and community providers
Care Coordinator Jobs in Kentucky: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a care coordinator in Kentucky?
Most care coordinator roles in Kentucky require at minimum a bachelor's degree in social work, nursing, or a related health field. Candidates with a registered nursing background must hold an active Kentucky RN license issued by the Kentucky Board of Nursing. Non-clinical coordinators often pursue the Certified Case Manager credential through the Commission for Case Manager Certification, which is widely recognized by Kentucky employers and strengthens candidacy considerably.
Which companies hire care coordinators in Kentucky?
Employers hiring care coordinators in Kentucky right now include AUREN, CenterWell, and Baptist Health System KY & IN, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Kentucky's concentration of Medicaid managed care plans and large regional health systems means demand is distributed across both corporate and clinical settings statewide.
Which Kentucky cities have the most care coordinator jobs?
Lexington, Louisville, and Bowling Green have the most care coordinator openings in Kentucky. Louisville drives volume through its dense cluster of hospital systems and managed care headquarters, while Lexington's academic medical center and regional health networks sustain steady hiring, and Northern Kentucky benefits from its proximity to Cincinnati's large healthcare infrastructure just across the state line.
Are there remote care coordinator jobs in Kentucky?
Yes, and more than many clinical roles, since care coordination includes significant documentation, telephonic outreach, and case review work that transfers well to remote settings. About 33% of care coordinator openings tied to Kentucky are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting broader managed care industry norms. Telephonic case management and utilization review positions are the functions most commonly offered with remote or hybrid flexibility.
How can I get hired as a care coordinator in Kentucky with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a patient-facing support role, such as a patient navigator, medical assistant, or community health worker, at a large Kentucky health system like Norton Healthcare or UK HealthCare, then transitioning internally. Baptist Health and Humana both offer new-graduate or associate-level care management tracks. Completing a Certified Case Manager exam prep course while in a support role and gaining exposure to Medicaid documentation gives candidates a meaningful competitive edge.
Where can I find and apply to care coordinator jobs in Kentucky?
You can find and apply to care coordinator jobs in Kentucky on Migrate Mate, which lists current Kentucky openings across health systems, managed care organizations, and community health settings. Search the roles available, find the ones that match your background and preferred location, and apply directly to the employers posting them.
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