Healthcare can involve multiple providers, appointments, medications, services, and care decisions. Keeping everything organized can be challenging for patients and their families.
Care One Health provides care coordination to help connect the people and services involved in a patient’s healthcare. Our team works with patients, families, caregivers, healthcare providers, and community resources to help support appropriate and timely care.
What Is Care Coordination?
Care coordination is the process of helping organize and connect the different aspects of a patient’s healthcare.
Our care coordination team helps facilitate communication between members of the patient’s care team so that important health needs can be identified and addressed. This can be especially valuable for individuals managing complex or ongoing health conditions.
How Care Coordination Can Help
Care One Health may help patients and families with:
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Coordinating Healthcare Providers – We help connect primary care providers, specialists, therapists, nurses, behavioral health professionals, and other members of the healthcare team when appropriate.
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Improving Communication – Frequent communication between patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers can help ensure that important information is shared and healthcare needs are addressed in a timely manner.
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Supporting Care Plans – Our team can help patients and their support systems better understand and follow their healthcare plans and coordinate services related to their needs.
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Connecting to Community Resources – When appropriate, we can help connect patients and families with healthcare and community resources that may provide additional support.
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Supporting Transitions in Care – Care coordination can be especially important when a patient moves between healthcare settings, such as transitioning from a hospital or skilled nursing facility back home.
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Supporting Families and Caregivers – We help keep patients, families, and caregivers connected with the healthcare professionals involved in the patient’s care.
Who Can Benefit From Care Coordination?
Care coordination may be particularly helpful for individuals who:
- Have multiple healthcare providers
- Manage chronic or complex health conditions
- Require several healthcare or supportive services
- Are transitioning home after hospitalization or skilled nursing care
- Need assistance navigating healthcare resources
- Have family members or caregivers involved in their care
Our Goal: Better Connected Care
At Care One Health, we believe effective healthcare involves more than individual appointments. Better communication and coordination can help create a more connected and consistent care experience for patients and their families.
Our goal is simple: better communication, better coordination, and better continuity of care.
Contact Care One Health to learn more about our Care Coordination services and how we can help connect the different parts of your healthcare.