Care Navigator - LPN

Most remote LPN jobs are glorified call centers. This one isn’t.

At Care Sola, you’ll manage a dedicated panel of Medicare patients — the same people, every month. You’ll know their names, their conditions, their families, and their goals. When a patient’s blood pressure spikes, you’re the one who catches it. When someone can’t afford their medication, you’re the one who finds a solution.

You’re not answering random calls. You’re a consistent, trusted presence in your patients’ lives.

• Make 12 outbound calls per day to your assigned patient panel
• Review RPM biometric data each morning (blood pressure, glucose, weight) and flag abnormal readings
• Coordinate care across four Medicare programs: CCM, RPM, Principal Illness Navigation (PIN), and Community Health Integration (CHI)
• Update care plans in the EHR; coordinate with physicians, pharmacies, and specialists
• Connect patients with community resources for social needs (food, transportation, housing)
• Document all patient interactions with detailed, billable time logs

• 9:00 AM – Review RPM dashboard, flag critical readings, message stable patients
• 10:00 AM – Outbound patient calls: medications, barriers, care plan updates
• 1:00 PM – Continue calls; coordinate referrals; assist patients with resources
• 5:00 PM – Done

• Active NLC multistate compact license (LPN/LVN) required
• Must reside in one of these states: TX, FL, TN, AZ, UT, NC, SC
• Must hold primary state of residence in an NLC member state
• At least 1 year of clinical experience in any setting
• Comfortable making outbound phone calls and building rapport with elderly patients
• Proficiency with computers, EHR systems, and basic documentation tools
• Reliable internet (25 Mbps download minimum) and a quiet, HIPAA‑compliant home workspace
• Computer with 8GB RAM, i5/Ryzen 5 or equivalent, SSD storage, and USB wired headset

• Background in chronic care management, remote patient monitoring, home health, or care coordination
• Familiarity with Medicare billing codes (99490, 99457, G0023, G0019)
• Experience working remotely

This position serves patients across all NLC compact states, currently including:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.