Care Coordination to Super-Utilizer Intervention Referral Form

Streamline High-Risk Patient Referrals with Paperform

Care coordination teams working with super-utilizers—patients with frequent hospitalizations, high healthcare costs, and complex social needs—need a streamlined way to refer these individuals to specialized intervention programs. This Care Coordination to Super-Utilizer Intervention Referral Form provides a structured, comprehensive solution for healthcare providers, care managers, and social workers to identify and refer high-risk patients for intensive care management.

Built specifically for healthcare organizations, ACOs, managed care programs, and community health centers, this template captures critical clinical data, utilization patterns, social determinants of health, and care gaps that intervention teams need to create effective, patient-centered care plans.

Why Paperform for Healthcare Referrals?

Paperform's conditional logic ensures referring providers only see relevant questions based on patient complexity, while calculation fields can automatically flag high-risk indicators. The form's professional, on-brand design helps maintain trust across provider networks, and embedded consent language keeps everything compliant.

Once submitted, Stepper can automatically route referrals to the appropriate intervention team, create tasks in your care management platform, send notifications to care coordinators, and update patient records in your EHR—eliminating manual data entry and ensuring no high-risk patient falls through the cracks.

For organizations managing provider agreements or intake contracts, Papersign can handle eSignature workflows, keeping all documentation linked to the original referral for complete audit trails.

Trusted by healthcare organizations nationwide, Paperform is SOC 2 Type II compliant with robust data security—providing the reliability and professionalism care coordination programs demand.

Note: This form is designed for care coordination workflows and is not HIPAA compliant as configured. Healthcare organizations should review data handling practices and implement appropriate Business Associate Agreements as needed.