The people who answer
When you call, you speak with someone on this list, not a call center. Every guide on this site is reviewed by a clinician here.
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Cathy Nisbett, RN, CCM
Head Nurse and Lead Case Manager
Registered nurse and certified case manager, 25+ years. Holds the Lead Case Manager role the DCH manual requires to be filled by a Georgia-licensed RN.
Reviews clinical content on this site.
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Dr. Sulieman Wazeerud-din, MD
Medical Director
Medical Director. Can approve the plan of care and attest to a member’s need for nursing-home level of care in-house, without waiting on the member’s own physician.
Reviews clinical content on this site.
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Ahmad Abdullah, MBA
Executive Director
Executive Director.
Why an RN in this role matters
Georgia's case management manual (§2038) requires the Lead Case Manager at an EDWP agency to be a Georgia-licensed registered nurse. It is a requirement, not a marketing claim — but it is worth knowing that the person building your care plan is a nurse, and that the plan is signed off by a physician on staff rather than one we have to chase.