1. What is the Chronic Care Management program initiated by CMS?
Chronic Care Management is an initiative by CMS to enhance the quality of your healthcare. The program focuses on coordinating your care, preventive services, and reducing hospital readmissions.
2. Who can benefit from this program?
Patients with chronic illnesses or multiple health conditions, stand to benefit the most. CCM aims to improve the your health outcomes and quality of life.
3. How is this program different from traditional care?
The primary distinction is the emphasis on coordinated care. Chronic Care Management focuses on ensuring all healthcare providers involved in a patient’s care are in regular communication. This approach aims to prevent overlapping services and ensure patients receive the right care at the right time.
4. Are there any costs involved?
There might be specific charges depending on the services delivered to you. You should consult with your healthcare provider for detailed information regarding potential costs.
5. How can I enroll in the The Care Management program?
Talk to your provider, services may begin with verbal or written consent to participate in the program. There will be a multi-modal approach that is led by the practitioners and supported by the Engagement team. Click HERE to learn more about enrollment.
6. How will this program affect my current Medicare/Medicaid benefits?
The Care Management program aims to supplement and enhance your existing benefits. It does not replace or reduce any of the current benefits you receive from Medicare or Medicaid. CCM may also be covered by commercial payers.
7. Where can I get more information about the CCM program?
For more information, contact Cancer Care of North Florida at (307) 235-5433 or visit our Care Management page by clicking HERE.
Connecting the Dots
Chronic Care Management is a forward-thinking initiative by CMS, aiming to elevate the quality of care for patients. With its emphasis on care coordination, it promises a more streamlined and effective healthcare experience for those involved. Click on the button below to learn more.
