Professional Case Management

04/24/2026

🎗️ April is Month. This month we're recognizing the nuclear weapons and uranium workers who were exposed to harmful substances throughout their careers, often without being fully informed of the dangers.

Head and neck cancers are among the illnesses covered under the Special Exposure Cohort (SEC). For workers who qualify, this designation means they are presumed to have been exposed to radiation at certain nuclear facilities, allowing them to access federal medical benefits and compensation through EEOICPA, meaning you don’t need to go through the dose reconstruction process.

If you or a family member worked in the nuclear or uranium industry, learn more about benefits that may be available: https://tinyurl.com/msyf7apt

04/22/2026

🌍 Happy Earth Day!

Today, we celebrate the beauty of our planet and the people who’ve worked tirelessly to protect it. For decades, nuclear weapons and uranium workers, along with the teams involved in environmental and nuclear waste cleanup, have played an essential role in restoring and safeguarding the communities where they once served.

At PCM, we are honored to support these former workers as they continue their journey toward better health at home. Their dedication helped shape a safer environment for future generations, and we’re committed to helping them receive the care, respect, and support they deserve.

This Earth Day, we recognize the connection between a healthier environment and the well‑being of the individuals who helped make it possible. 🌱💚

04/16/2026

Former nuclear weapons worker, Chuck, trusts PCM to help him stay healthy, independent, and supported at home.

Like so many in our community, Chuck faced health challenges after years of dedicated service. What he needed most was a care team that understood his unique medical history and a partner he could rely on. At PCM, our caregivers work one‑on‑one with former nuclear and uranium workers to create personalized care plans that help them reach their health goals, stay safe at home, and maintain the quality of life they deserve. Whether it’s daily support, medication reminders, mobility assistance, or simply a familiar, dependable presence, our team is here to help.

If you or a loved one is a former nuclear weapons or uranium worker in need of trusted home healthcare, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Watch Chuck's video to learn how our team was able to help him: https://hubs.ly/Q04c2QXX0

04/08/2026

Introducing PCM’s FamilyFirst Caregiver Program

Family caregivers make a powerful difference every day. PCM’s new FamilyFirst program honors and supports family members caring for former nuclear weapons and uranium workers—through recognition, connection, resources, and opportunities to be paid for the care they provide.

Contact us today at 855-230-1339 to learn more about becoming a paid family caregiver.

Learn about PCM’s FamilyFirst Caregiver Program, designed to recognize, support, and connect family caregivers while honoring their vital role in safe, independent home care.

04/07/2026

This World Health Day, we’re celebrating working together for health.

At Professional Case Management, we believe the best care happens through partnership. We work closely with our clients, nurses, caregivers, and physicians to deliver trusted, high-quality home health care for nuclear and uranium workers—right where they need it most.

By working together, we ensure compassionate support, clear communication, and care that honors the service and well-being of every individual we serve.

💙 Because health is strongest when we stand together.

04/02/2026

🎗️ This Month, we’re taking the time to recognize the nuclear weapons and uranium workers who faced dangerous exposures while serving our nation—often without being fully informed of the risks they carried.

Esophageal cancer is one of the illnesses covered under the Special Exposure Cohort (SEC), which means certain former workers are presumed to have been exposed to radiation at designated facilities. This status allows them to qualify for federal medical benefits and compensation under the EEOICPA program without needing to undergo radiation dose reconstruction.

If you or someone you love worked in the nuclear weapons or uranium industry, you may be eligible for benefits. Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/msyf7apt

03/30/2026

Happy National Doctors’ Day!

Today we proudly recognize the physicians whose leadership and expertise make high-quality home health care possible for the former nuclear weapons and uranium workers we serve.

Their work goes far beyond medical evaluation; they help former workers and their families navigate complex health challenges tied to years of service in America’s nuclear programs, advocate for the care they deserve, and achieve the best possible outcomes.

To every physician who collaborates with us—thank you for your commitment, compassion, and partnership. Your work truly makes a difference.

03/26/2026

🎗️ March is Month. This month, we recognize those affected by multiple myeloma and stand in solidarity with the families navigating its challenges. If you have been diagnosed with multiple myeloma and believe it may be connected to workplace exposure during your time as a nuclear weapons worker, you may be eligible for benefits: https://tinyurl.com/msyf7apt

03/19/2026

Jake comes from generations of family who worked in the mines, just as he did. He appreciates that PCM supports uranium workers who share experiences like his and that they also assist families by providing resources for family caregivers. “I can’t imagine what my health would look like today without PCM’s support."

Read Jake’s story here: https://hubs.ly/Q047F6F70

03/18/2026

🎗️ During this Month, we honor the nuclear weapons and uranium workers who were exposed to hazardous conditions—often without being fully informed of the risks.

Kidney cancer is one of the 22 illnesses recognized under the Special Exposure Cohort (SEC), a group of workers who are presumed to have been exposed to radiation at certain nuclear facilities, meaning you don’t need to go through the dose reconstruction process to qualify for federal compensation and medical benefits under the EEOICPA program.

See if you or a loved one may be eligible: https://tinyurl.com/msyf7apt

03/06/2026

🎗️During Month, we honor the strength of nuclear weapons and uranium workers—individuals whose service powered our nation, often while facing unseen hazards.

Colorectal cancer is one of the 22 Special Exposure Cohort (SEC) cancers recognized under EEOICPA. If your diagnosis may be linked to workplace exposure, you could qualify for important benefits. Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/bdecf3ye

03/04/2026

This week we are celebrating caregivers who show up day after day with compassion, patience, and unwavering dedication. Whether they’re providing home care support, caring for loved ones, or serving our nuclear weapons and uranium worker communities across the country, caregivers make an extraordinary difference in the lives of others.

Thank you to all of our caregivers at Professional Case Management who make a difference in our clients' lives every day. Learn more about our incredible caregivers and the purpose and passion they find in their work: https://hubs.ly/Q045hxPj0