Michelle Grabinski is a dedicated RN Case Manager at Atrio Home Care, serving the Grand Rapids Southwest Area with a commitment to delivering high-quality patient care. With her extensive experience in the healthcare sector, Michelle manages a full caseload, overseeing a multidisciplinary care team to...
Michelle Grabinski is a dedicated RN Case Manager at Atrio Home Care, serving the Grand Rapids Southwest Area with a commitment to delivering high-quality patient care. With her extensive experience in the healthcare sector, Michelle manages a full caseload, overseeing a multidisciplinary care team to ensure that each patient receives tailored and effective treatment. Her role as a Med-Surg RN Case Manager requires not only clinical expertise but also strong leadership and communication skills, as she coordinates care plans and collaborates with healthcare providers, families, and patients.
One of Michelle’s key areas of expertise is wound care, where she is a certified Wound Care RN. This specialization allows her to implement advanced wound management techniques, including Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, to promote healing and improve patient outcomes. Her proficiency in wound care is complemented by her skills in clinical instruction, enabling her to mentor and guide junior staff in best practices and innovative care strategies.
In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Michelle is passionate about patient education, ensuring that individuals and their families understand their health conditions and treatment options. She is well-versed in emergency procedures and holds certifications in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC), equipping her to handle critical situations with confidence. Michelle's holistic approach to care not only addresses the physical needs of her patients but also fosters a supportive environment that encourages recovery and well-being. Through her dedication and expertise, she plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of home care services at Atrio Home Care.
