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Chronic Conditions

Community Care Plan has programs to support members with chronic conditions

The goals of our Concierge Care Coordination (C3) programs like case and disease management are to support our members and caregivers with their care plan, get healthier, and improve their lives. Members and caregivers can learn more about their health and chronic conditions, and how you, or your loved ones can improve their health.

The chronic conditions that our Case Managers help with are:

Asthma

What is asthma?

  • Asthma is a chronic lung disease that makes it harder to move air in and out of your lungs.
  • Asthma can cause symptoms like wheezing, mucus production, coughing, shortness of breath, and tightness in your chest.
  • There is no cure for asthma, but it can be managed so you live a normal, healthy life.

How to take care of yourself

  • Get your influenza and pneumonia vaccinations
  • Know and stay away from asthma triggers
  • Watch your breathing
  • Follow up with your doctors
  • Quit smoking or don’t start
  • Know when you are having an attack and treat them early
  • Take your medication as prescribed
  • Watch how much you use your quick-relief inhaler

 

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot

    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.

    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.

    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.

  • Disease Management Program

Our team can help you learn more about asthma, watch your symptoms, know your asthma triggers, and how to stay away from them. This is the best way to lower your need for medicines and stop asthma attacks.

    • Asthma Action Plan

      We will also help you with an asthma action plan. This will include medicines and instructions for what to do when you are not feeling well, when you have asthma symptoms, and when your asthma symptoms are getting worse. Our Case Managers and your providers will work with you to help you with good asthma control. This would be:
      • No asthma symptoms during the day or night
      • No limits in activities or play
      • No missed school or work
      • Less attacks or flare ups
      • No emergency room or hospital visits for asthma

      • Less Need for Quick Relief Medicine

    • CareSignal Program

CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.

To participate in this program, you must have one of our chronic conditions.

  • Rewards

    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health and getting yearly well visits. Learn more about our Rewards .

  • Expanded Benefits

    CCP offers expanded benefits for asthma. These include benefits like hypoallergenic bedding, carpet cleaning, and pest control. Learn more about your benefits.

  • Contact Us

    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

    You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

  • What is asthma?
  • Asthma is a chronic lung disease that makes it harder to move air in and out of your lungs.
  • Asthma can cause symptoms like wheezing, mucus production, coughing, shortness of breath, and tightness in your chest.
  • There is no cure for asthma, but it can be managed so you live a normal, healthy life.

How to take care of yourself

  • Get your influenza and pneumonia vaccinations
  • Know and stay away from asthma triggers
  • Watch your breathing
  • Follow up with your doctors
  • Quit smoking or don’t start
  • Know when you are having an attack and treat them early
  • Take your medication as prescribed
  • Watch how much you use your quick-relief inhaler

 How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    • Learn

Our team can help you learn more about asthma, watch your symptoms, know your asthma triggers, and how to stay away from them. This is the best way to lower your need for medicines and stop asthma attacks.

    • Asthma Action Plan
      We will also help you with an asthma action plan. This will include medicines and instructions for what to do when you are not feeling well, when you have asthma symptoms, and when your asthma symptoms are getting worse.Our Case Managers and your providers will work with you to help you with good asthma control. This would be:
        • No asthma symptoms during the day or night
        • No limits in activities or play
        • No missed school or work
        • Less attacks or flare ups
        • No emergency room or hospital visits for asthma
        • Less Need for Quick Relief Medicine
    • CareSignal Program
      CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.

To participate in this program, you must have one of our chronic conditions.

  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health and getting yearly well visits. Learn more about our Rewards .
  • Expanded Benefits
    CCP offers expanded benefits for asthma. These include benefits like hypoallergenic bedding, carpet cleaning, and pest control. Learn more about your benefits.

Additional Resources

What is Cancer?

  • Cancer is a disease that can start almost anywhere in the human body where some of the body’s cells become abnormal or damaged and they grow uncontrollably.
  • If the cancer cells spread to other parts of the body, this is called metastasis.

 

 

How to take care of your loved yourself

Get routine preventive screenings. Talk to your doctor about when you should get screening tests like a colonoscopy, PAP smear, and mammogram.

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor)
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for cancer
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself

 

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot

    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.

    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.

    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.

  • Disease Management Program

    Our team can help you learn ways to prevent cancer, like getting preventive health screenings that can help detect cancer early and lead to more positive results. If you are diagnosed with cancer, our team can help you learn more about your type of cancer, treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.

    We can help support you on your journey with links to programs like 4th Angel that will connect you to cancer support with a mentor. You can get one-on-one support to help you with information, awareness, and hope.

  • Rewards

    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like programs to help you quit tobacco. Learn more about our rewards .

  • Contact Us

For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

What is Cancer?

  • Cancer is a disease that can start almost anywhere in the human body where some of the body’s cells become abnormal or damaged and they grow uncontrollably.
  • If the cancer cells spread to other parts of the body, this is called metastasis.

 

How to take care of your loved yourself

  • Get routine preventive screenings. Talk to your doctor about when you should get screening tests like a colonoscopy, PAP smear, and mammogram.
  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for cancer
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
  • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
  • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
  • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    Our team can help you learn ways to prevent cancer, like getting preventive health screenings that can help detect cancer early and lead to more positive results. If you are diagnosed with cancer, our team can help you learn more about your type of cancer, treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.
    We can help support you on your journey with links to programs like 4th Angel that will connect you to cancer support with a mentor. You can get one-on-one support to help you with information, awareness, and hope.
    • Rewards
      Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like programs to help you quit tobacco. Learn more about our rewards .
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

Additional Resources

What is Congestive Heart Failure?

  • Congestive Heart Failure, also called heart failure, is a condition where your heart is not pumping as well as it should.
  • Your body depends on your heart to pump well to deliver blood and oxygen to the rest of your body.
  • When your heart is not pumping well you can feel weak, short of breath, tired, and sometimes it can make you cough a lot. Daily activities can become hard to do.

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for heart failure
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • Watch your weight and tell your doctor about any sudden changes
  • Watch your blood pressure

 

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot

    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.

    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.

  • Disease Management Program

    Our team can help you learn how to manage heart failure, know more about your condition, what the treatment options are that you should talk to your doctor about, how to monitor your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.

  • Rewards

    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health. Learn more about our rewards .

  • Contact Us

    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

    You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

What is Congestive Heart Failure?

  • Congestive Heart Failure, also called heart failure, is a condition where your heart is not pumping as well as it should.
  • Your body depends on your heart to pump well to deliver blood and oxygen to the rest of your body.
  • When your heart is not pumping well you can feel weak, short of breath, tired, and sometimes it can make you cough a lot. Daily activities can become hard to do.

 

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for heart failure
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • Watch your weight and tell your doctor about any sudden changes
  • Watch your blood pressure

 How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    Our team can help you learn how to manage heart failure, know more about your condition, what the treatment options are that you should talk to your doctor about, how to monitor your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.
  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health. Learn more about our rewards .
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

Additional Resources

  • There are different kinds of diabetes.
    • Type 1 Diabetes is usually diagnosed early in life and is an autoimmune condition that stops the body from making insulin. Type 1 diabetes cannot be prevented, and once diagnosed, you need to take insulin every day to stay healthy.
    • Type 2 Diabetes is the most common type of diabetes. It is generally diagnosed in adults but there has been an increase in people being diagnosed earlier in life. With Type 2 diabetes, the body is not using insulin properly. A healthy lifestyle can help prevent type 2 diabetes.
    • Gestational Diabetes occurs during pregnancy, and usually goes away after the birth of the baby. Having gestational diabetes can increase risk for the mother and the baby. You can help avoid Gestational diabetes with a healthy lifestyle. Learn about our Before Baby and Beyond program.

 

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • If you have diabetes already, watch your blood glucose levels and report them to your doctor
  • Take medications as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for diabetes
  • Get your regular preventive care like eye exams, foot exams, dental care, lab work for your hemoglobin A1c levels and kidney health, and blood pressure monitoring

 

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot

    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.

    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.

    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.

  • Disease Management Program

    Our team can help you learn how to prevent diabetes (type 2), like getting preventive health screenings that can detect prediabetes early. If you were already diagnosed with Type 1 or 2 diabetes, we can help you learn more about your type of diabetes, treatment options to talk with your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.

    We can link you to services for preventive care and nutritional counseling. We can create a plan to help you eat well, reach and/or keep a healthy weight, stay active, and feel well.

    1. CareSignal Program

      CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.To participate in this program, you must have one of our chronic conditions.

    2. Medstar Management

      CCP wants you to stay healthy and get the most from your medicine. That is why we offer a Type 2 diabetes medications support program through Medstar Management.

      In this program, a pharmacist will work with you and your doctor to:

      • Make sure your medicines are safe and working well.
      • Help you understand how to take your medicines.
      • Find ways to make your medicines easier to get.

This program is free for you, and no sign-up is needed. If you ever want to leave the program, you can let us know at any time.

  • Rewards

    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like completing annual diabetic monitoring. Learn more about our rewards .

  • Expanded Benefits

    CCP offers expanded benefits for diabetes like glucose monitoring equipment. Learn more about your benefits.

  • Contact Us

    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

    You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

What is Diabetes?

  • Diabetes is a group of diseases that affect how your body uses blood sugar (glucose) and causes your blood sugar to be too high.
  • Diabetes also affects how your body makes, or uses, insulin, and if your body doesn’t make enough, or doesn’t use it properly this causes your blood sugar to be high.
  • Diabetes, if not controlled, can hurt the eyes, kidneys, nerves, and heart.
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What is Diabetes?

  • Diabetes is a group of diseases that affect how your body uses blood sugar (glucose) and causes your blood sugar to be too high.
  • Diabetes also affects how your body makes, or uses, insulin, and if your body doesn’t make enough, or doesn’t use it properly this causes your blood sugar to be high.
  • Diabetes, if not controlled, can hurt the eyes, kidneys, nerves, and heart.
  • There are different kinds of diabetes.
    • Type 1 Diabetes is usually diagnosed early in life and is an autoimmune condition that stops the body from making insulin. Type 1 diabetes cannot be prevented, and once diagnosed, you need to take insulin every day to stay healthy.
    • Type 2 Diabetes is the most common type of diabetes. It is generally diagnosed in adults but there has been an increase in people being diagnosed earlier in life. With Type 2 diabetes, the body is not using insulin properly. A healthy lifestyle can help prevent type 2 diabetes.
    • Gestational Diabetes occurs during pregnancy, and usually goes away after the birth of the baby. Having gestational diabetes can increase risk for the mother and the baby. You can help avoid Gestational diabetes with a healthy lifestyle. Learn about our Before Baby and Beyond program.

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • If you have diabetes already, watch your blood glucose levels and report them to your doctor
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for diabetes
  • Get your regular preventive care like eye exams, foot exams, dental care, lab work for your hemoglobin A1c levels and kidney health, and blood pressure monitoring

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    Our team can help you learn how to prevent diabetes (type 2), like getting preventive health screenings that can detect prediabetes early. If you were already diagnosed with Type 1 or 2 diabetes, we can help you learn more about your type of diabetes, treatment options to talk with your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.
    We can link you to services for preventive care and nutritional counseling. We can create a plan to help you eat well, reach and/or keep a healthy weight, stay active, and feel well.
    • CareSignal Program
      CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.To participate in this program, you must have one of our chronic conditions.
    • Virta Program
      Get back to doing the things you love with the people you love.
      Type 2 diabetes reversal is fully covered by Community Care Plan! Most people think that type 2 diabetes is a life sentence. But type 2 diabetes can be reversed with Virta! Virta helps you lower your A1c and get off diabetes medication.
      Community Care Plan covers the full cost of Virta for members with type 2 diabetes.
      Virta uses small changes to food choices to lower blood sugar. This can turn the body into a fat-burning machine. You don’t have to go hungry, count calories, or even exercise!
      Virta creates custom plans for each patient. Everyone on Virta gets help from a doctor and a health coach. Virta also comes with testing supplies, a free app, videos, and recipes.
      Apply today to start your path to better health! Learn more about Virta.
  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like completing annual diabetic monitoring. Learn more about our rewards .
  • Expanded Benefits
    CCP offers expanded benefits for diabetes like glucose monitoring equipment. Learn more about your benefits.
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

Additional Resources

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What is HIV/AIDS?

  • Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is the virus that causes Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). The virus damages the body’s immune system and makes it easier for you to get sick.
  • HIV is generally spread through sex with an infected partner. It can also be spread through contact with infected blood or body fluids, like dirty needles.
  • Some people have no symptoms, but other people can have fever, chills, unexplained rashes, fatigue, night sweats, flu like symptoms, and mouth ulcers.
  • There is no cure for HIV, but the virus can be controlled with treatment. If the virus is not controlled, a person’s immune system will become weak to the point where they continue to AIDS and are at risk for serious infections and cancers because of their weak immune system.
  • AIDS symptoms are rapid weight loss, returning fevers, extreme fatigue, continued swelling of lymph nodes, diarrhea, and profuse night sweats.

 

How to take care of yourself

  • Prevention
    • Don’t have sex
    • Have safe sex using condoms the right way every time you have sex
    • Take PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), a medication that people take to avoid HIV infection from sex and injection drug use. This needs to be taken as prescribed to be effective.
    • If you think you have been exposed, PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) is a medication that people can take within 72 hours of exposure to avoid HIV
    • Don’t inject drugs. If you do, use new, clean needles and injection equipment every time. You can get new needles and syringes, and safely throw away used ones at a syringe services program (SSP). Locate a SSP near you or visit www.nasen.org/.
  • HIV Treatment and Self-Care
    • If you think that you may be at risk for HIV infection, get tested.
    • If you become HIV positive, your doctor will prescribe antiretroviral therapy (ART). This is a medication that usually needs to be taken every day. There are some treatments that can be taken as an injection every other month. Talk to your doctor about the treatment that is right for you.
    • Take your medicine, as directed, and do not miss any doses. This is important for you to stay healthy.
    • Get your blood test regularly, as directed by your doctor. This checks how your immune system is doing and helps make sure your treatment is working.
    • Stop smoking or don’t start.
    • Follow up with your doctors, as directed.
    • Keep a healthy diet
    • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
    • Manage stress
    • Have good sleep habits
    • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you understand how to take care of yourself
    • Get your regular preventive care like regular checkups, eye exams, dental care, skin exams, pap smears, colonoscopies, and mammograms.

 

How Community Care Plan can help

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program

         Our team can help you learn more about your HIV/AIDS, how to live with it, treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well.

  • Rewards

        Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health. Learn more about our rewards .

  • Contact Us

        For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828
        (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

Additional Resources

What is hypertension?

  • Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is when the force of your blood against the walls of your blood vessels is too high.
  • Normal blood pressure is less than 120/80.
  • Blood pressure of 130/80 or more means you have a high blood pressure.
  • If your blood pressure is high for too long, it can hurt your heart, blood vessels, and other areas of your body, like your eyes and kidneys. It can also increase your chance of having a heart attack or stroke.

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • Watch and lower how much sodium (salt) you eat. The American Heart Association recommends no more than 1500 mg of sodium (salt) per day. Read food labels.
  • Keep a healthy weight. If you are overweight, losing weight can help you lower your blood pressure.
  • Watch how much alcohol you drink. Drinking too much alcohol can raise your blood pressure.
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for diabetes
  • Get your regular preventive care like yearly checkup, regular blood pressure monitoring, and lab work
  • Watch your blood pressure and let your doctor about any unusual results

 

How Community Care Plan can help you

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    Our team can help you learn about high blood pressure, how to control it, treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well. We can link you to services for preventive care and nutritional counseling. We can create a plan to help you eat right, reach and/or keep a healthy weight, stay active, and feel well.
    • CareSignal Program
      CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.

      To participate in this program, you must have one of the program conditions.

  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like weight loss or quitting tobacco. Learn more about our rewards .
  • Expanded Benefits
    CCP offers expanded benefits for diabetes like a blood pressure monitor. Learn more about your benefits.
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

What is hypertension?

  • Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is when the force of your blood against the walls of your blood vessels is too high.
  • Normal blood pressure is less than 120/80.
  • Blood pressure of 130/80 or more means you have a high blood pressure.
  • If your blood pressure is high for too long, it can hurt your heart, blood vessels, and other areas of your body, like your eyes and kidneys. It can also increase your chance of having a heart attack or stroke.

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors, as directed
  • Keep a healthy diet
  • Get regular physical activity (as directed and approved by their doctor),
  • Manage stress
  • Have good sleep habits
  • Ask your doctor questions to make sure you know how to take care of yourself
  • Watch and lower how much sodium (salt) you eat. The American Heart Association recommends no more than 1500 mg of sodium (salt) per day. Read food labels.
  • Keep a healthy weight. If you are overweight, losing weight can help you lower your blood pressure.
  • Watch how much alcohol you drink. Drinking too much alcohol can raise your blood pressure.
  • Take medications, as directed
  • Follow the treatments that your doctor(s) prescribed for diabetes
  • Get your regular preventive care like yearly checkup, regular blood pressure monitoring, and lab work
  • Watch your blood pressure and let your doctor about any unusual results

How Community Care Plan can help you

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
  • Disease Management Program
    Our team can help you learn about high blood pressure, how to control it, treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well. We can link you to services for preventive care and nutritional counseling. We can create a plan to help you eat right, reach and/or keep a healthy weight, stay active, and feel well.
    • CareSignal Program
      CCP works with Care Signal to provide Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring™ technology and send health related surveys via text-messages. This program helps our team monitor changes in your health status, so we can support you in your treatment plan and journey to good health.

      To participate in this program, you must have one of the program conditions.

  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like weight loss or quitting tobacco. Learn more about our rewards .
  • Expanded Benefits
    CCP offers expanded benefits for diabetes like a blood pressure monitor. Learn more about your benefits.
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

Additional Resources

What is Sickle Cell Disease?

  • People with Sickle Cell Disease are born with the condition that makes red blood cells become sickle, or crescent shaped.
  • The shape of red blood cells does not allow it to move easily through the body and can block blood flow. This leads to symptoms and serious health problems.
  • If blood flow is blocked, it can lead to strokes, eye problems, infections, blockages in the blood vessels of the lungs, severe pain attacks, and many other health problems.

How to take care of yourself

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors as directed.
  • Get vaccinated with preventative vaccines such as the flu shot, pneumonia vaccine, and the COVDI-19 vaccine.
  • Take your medications as directed and comply with any treatments your doctor(s) have prescribed for sickle cell.
  • Take care of yourself through things like a healthy diet, regular exercise (as approved by your doctor), stress management and good sleep habits.
  • Stay hydrated.
  • Avoid temperature extremes, such as being outside when it is too hot or too cold.
  • Establish a pain action plan with your doctor and ensure to follow this plan. Include in your plan what to do if you cannot manage your pain at home, such as when to seek treatment at an outpatient unit or an emergency department.
  • Ask your doctor questions to ensure you know what you need to do to take care of yourself.
  • Stay compliant with regular preventative care such as your annual checkup, vision exams, pulmonary function testing, echocardiograms, regular blood pressure monitoring, and lab work to monitor your health.

 

How Community Care Plan can help you.

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 reward! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
    • Disease Management Program
      Our team can help you learn more about sickle cell disease, how to live with it, the treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well. We can link you to programs and services for preventive and maintenance care, like outpatient programs where you can get hydration and pain treatment.
  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like weight loss or quitting tobacco. Learn more about our rewards.
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

You (or your child) will only be part of a program if you want to. You (or your child) can join or stop a program at any time by calling us.

 

Additional Resources

What is Sickle Cell Disease?

  • People with Sickle Cell Disease are born with the condition that makes red blood cells become sickle, or crescent shaped.
  • The shape of red blood cells does not allow it to move easily through the body and can block blood flow. This leads to symptoms and serious health problems.
  • If blood flow is blocked, it can lead to strokes, eye problems, infections, blockages in the blood vessels of the lungs, severe pain attacks, and many other health problems.

 

How to take care of yourself.

  • Stop smoking or don’t start
  • Follow up with your doctors as directed.
  • Get vaccinated with preventative vaccines such as the flu shot, pneumonia vaccine, and the COVDI-19 vaccine.
  • Take your medications as directed and comply with any treatments your doctor(s) have prescribed for sickle cell.
  • Take care of yourself through things like a healthy diet, regular exercise (as approved by your doctor), stress management and good sleep habits.
  • Stay hydrated.
  • Avoid temperature extremes, such as being outside when it is too hot or too cold.
  • Establish a pain action plan with your doctor and ensure to follow this plan. Include in your plan what to do if you cannot manage your pain at home, such as when to seek treatment at an outpatient unit or an emergency department.
  • Ask your doctor questions to ensure you know what you need to do to take care of yourself.
  • Stay compliant with regular preventative care such as your annual checkup, vision exams, pulmonary function testing, echocardiograms, regular blood pressure monitoring, and lab work to monitor your health.

How Community Care Plan can help you.

  • Health Snapshot
    Get the most from your health plan benefits and complete our Health Snapshot. The answers to these questions will help your or your child’s Primary Care Provider (PCP) and our nurses know what you or your child need.
    • Answer the questions within 45 days of enrollment or CCP’s request date and get a $15 or $20 gift card! Learn more on our Rewards page.
    • The snapshot should take less than 8 minutes to finish. You will get FREE resource links and be able to have a copy of your answers emailed to you at the end. You will see the camera picture.
    • Your information is private. The answers do not change you or your child’s benefits.
    • Disease Management Program
      Our team can help you learn more about sickle cell disease, how to live with it, the treatment options to talk to your doctor about, how to watch your symptoms, and what to do if you are not feeling well. We can link you to programs and services for preventive and maintenance care, like outpatient programs where you can get hydration and pain treatment.
  • Rewards
    Members can earn rewards for taking care of their health like weight loss or quitting tobacco. Learn more about our rewards.
  • Contact Us
    For more information on our programs or rewards , please call Member Services at 1-866-899-4828 (TTY 711) or fill out the form on our Contact Us page.

Additional Resources

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