What you need to know
Sandia’s medical case management (MCM) provides coordination during your injury or illness.
Your case manager will help you understand and access available resources, both from within Sandia and in the community, to meet your health goals and return to work safely and efficiently.
When to Work with MCM
The Sandia MCM team reviews and approves all qualifying sickness absences that require a Physicians Certificate of Illness and Injury (PCII) Form.
The team also works with Human Resources and your manager to provide reasonable accommodations for your job if needed.
You should contact an MCM if:
- You are pregnant
- You have a workers’ compensation case for a work-related injury or illness
- You are returning to work from a work-related injury or illness or from sickness absence leave
- You face a serious illness
- You have used 75% of your sickness absence time
- You are applying for long-term disability
- You are a manager with safety and security concerns and you need information about clinical evaluations
- You have questions about your medical restriction(s)
- Your external medical provider has issued you travel restrictions
- For California-specific benefits, contact a CA Medical Case Manager from the Division 8000 Operations Absent Management Services page
Contacting or Scheduling an Appointment with MCM
- New Mexico: 505-284-4700, Option 1
- California: 925-294-3806
Life happens…
Experiencing one or more of the concerns above? Be sure to understand the steps you need to take and the changes you can make to your benefits when you experience a life event.
Complete your health assessment
In less than 30 minutes you can receive an insightful report on your health status and potential health risks. Knowing your status is the first step in improving your health!
Quick Tip
Pro tips for parenting
Check out the Sandia parent group and connect with moms and dads on a host of topics and support resources. You’ll find childcare resources, ideas for family-friendly activities, a community discussion group, and more.
To access resources, you need to be logged in to the Sandia network.