Resources for Enrolled Members
Enrolled members in the disease management program are offered communication with a Registered Nurse or other health professional(s) to assist them with their conditions and how to appropriately manage their symptoms more effectively. They are given a better awareness and understanding of their condition by addressing lifestyle changes, current medication information, and even provide support to help prevent complications, exacerbation, or the development of other health problems not associated with their chronic condition. All members receive educational materials about their disease.
The patient and family may benefit from:
- Early intervention
- Improved patient outcomes
- Safer patient care delivery
- Decreased hospitalizations
- Improved quality of life
- Appropriate utilization of services
How to Join
Members are identified as potentially having CHF, COPD, and diabetes through high-risk assessments, referrals from utilization management, case management, or by their primary care provider or specialist. Members may also self-refer by contacting their provider directly. Participation in the program is voluntary and there is no additional cost to patients.
Choose a program to explore related details and education materials
Congestive Heart Failure
Education Resources
- ACE inhibitors
- Be ready to talk to the doctor or nurse
- Beta-blockers
- Blood pressure
- Blood-thinning drugs
- Chest pain or angina
- Daily care plan CHF
- Drugs for cholesterol: bile acid sequestrants
- Drugs for cholesterol: fibrates
- Drugs for cholesterol: statins
- Exercising when you have heart disease
- Get an action plan from your doctor
- Healthy heart diet
- How to stop smoking
- Oxygen in the home
- Taking your drugs: CHF
- Watch your fluids
- Watch your salt intake
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Education Resources
- Changing the way you breathe
- Clearing your lungs
- Corticosteroid pills or liquids to help with breathing
- Exercising when you have lung disease
- How to use an inhaler
- Inhaler drugs for chronic lung disease
- Traveling with lung disease
- Ways to help your lungs
- When to call the doctor: lung disease
Diabetes
Diabetes Management Details >>
Education Resources
- ACE inhibitors education
- Aspirin and other antiplatelet drugs
- Be ready to talk to the doctor or nurse
- Before you get pregnant
- Drugs for cholesterol: bile acid sequestrants
- Drugs for cholesterol: fibrates
- Drugs for cholesterol: statins
- Exercising when you have diabetes
- Healthy heart diet
- How to stop smoking
- Insulin education
- Keep your eyes healthy
- Keep your feet healthy
- Manage your blood sugar
- Oral drugs
- Sick day plan
- Taking your drugs
- Websites
- What to eat
- When to call the doctor