CCM includes:
- A plan of care for your health concerns.
- 24-hour access to a registered nurse or health care provider at Grace Health, 7 days aweek, to talk about chronic disease problems.
- Regular review of your medications and health care needs.
- Regular preventative care.
- Extra follow up care after a hospital or emergency room visit.
When providing CCM, your Provider must:
- Tell you about all the CCM services that you need to best care for your illnesses.
- Give you a copy of your care plan.
- You have the right to stop CCM at any time, you will be billed for services received during the current month at the end of the month.
- You may stop this agreement by calling a Complex Care Nurse at Grace Health, discussing with your provider or sending a letter to your primary care provider at Grace Health.
- If you request to stop services, we will give you a written notice of cancellation, including the requested end date.
By signing this Agreement:
- You agree to Grace Health providing CCM for you.
- You agree to the sharing of your medical information with other providers that may be involved with your care, including electronic sharing.
- You are aware that only one provider can provide CCM services to you during a month.
- You are aware that cost-sharing applies to CCM services, so you may be billed for small portion of the CCM care, even though you may not have a face-to-face visit with yourprovider.
- You agree to participate in your personalized plan of care created by you and your provider.
- You are aware that you may be discharged from CCM services if you no show 3 appointments, do not participate in the plan of care, or cancel appointments resulting in not being seen within 6 months.