Chronic Care Management (CCM) helps people with long-term health problems stay healthy between doctor visits. You get a nurse who checks in with you each month, helps you keep track of your medicines, and makes sure all your doctors are working together. This extra support helps you stay on top of your health and avoid trips to the hospital. Medicare and insurance companies support CCM because it helps patients feel better, stay healthier, and lower the cost of care over time.
Chronic Care Management gives you extra support to stay healthy every day. With regular check-ins, help managing your medicines, and a team that works together, you don’t have to handle your health alone. CCM helps you feel better, catch problems early, and spend less time in the hospital.
Feel Supported Every Day
You’re never on your own. CCM gives you someone to call, text, or message when you have questions or need help between visits.
Catch Problems Early
Your nurse watches for changes in your health and talks with your doctor right away if something seems off—so small issues don’t turn into big ones.
Stay on Track
Your care team checks in each month to help you follow your care plan, take your medicines correctly, and reach your health goals.
Enroll – You join the program and meet your care team.
Plan – We build a care plan that fits your needs and health goals.
Connect – Your nurse checks in every month and stays available by phone, text, or app.
Chronic Care Management gives you the extra help you need to stay healthy and feel your best. With regular check-ins, easy communication, and a team that works together, CCM makes managing your health simpler and less stressful—so you can focus on living your life.
1. Regular check-ins
Your care team stays in touch each month to help you stay on track and answer any questions.
2. Help with medicines
We make sure your prescriptions work well together and help you remember when to take them.
3. Fewer surprises
By keeping an eye on your health, we can catch small problems early—before they turn into big ones.
4. Less stress
You always have someone to call or message when you need help, so you never feel alone in your care.
5. Better teamwork
Your doctors, nurses, and specialists all stay connected, making sure you get the best care possible.