
Lead Care Manager (ECM) – Hybrid Role Heritage Health Network (HHN) Join Heritage Health Network and make a meaningful impact in your community as a Lead Care Manager supporting members through our Enhanced Care Management (ECM) program. This is a hybrid position (2 days remote, 3 days in the field) , giving you the flexibility to work from home while building strong, in-person connections with members across Orange County. Key Responsibilities Serve as the primary point of contact for members and coordinate their care Develop and manage personalized care plans with members and providers Collaborate with healthcare teams and community resources Support members through education, advocacy, and engagement Identify and address gaps in care Maintain accurate, timely documentation Requirements Experience in care or case management (community-based preferred) Knowledge of Medi-Cal and ECM strongly preferred Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work in a team-oriented environment Willingness to travel within Orange County Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off + paid holidays Performance bonuses opportunities Hybrid work flexibility Growth and professional development opportunities Meaningful work supporting vulnerable Medi-Cal populations About Heritage Health Network Heritage Health Network (HHN) is dedicated to providing Enhanced Care Management (ECM) services to the most vulnerable populations in Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. We focus on delivering person-centered, community-based care management to high-need Medi-Cal members, breaking down traditional healthcare barriers, and ensuring comprehensive, culturally relevant care.

Heritage Health Network pairs culturally relevant care teams with smart technology to coordinate medical, behavioral, and social support for Medi‑Cal and Medicare members across California. We prevent avoidable ER visits, reduce disparities, and stop diabetes‑related amputations through person‑centered, community‑based care for the highest‑need populations—youth and adults with avoidable ED use, families involved in child welfare, birthing people facing inequities, adults at risk of long‑term care placement, people experiencing homelessness, and those with or at risk of limb loss.