Chronic Care Management coordinates care under a single healthcare provider and involves a whole team of resources to encourage and provide needed assistance
Patients must be enrolled in Medicare and have two or more chronic diseases that, if not managed, would lead to a significant decline in their health and have a primary care provider that practices at a CCMG Clinic. The patient develops their own plan of care with goals they wish to attain.
Campbell County Health EMS is proud to be able to provide another line of service for the hospital and the community. EMS will now be utilizing Community EMS providers to assist with filling gaps in Community Healthcare. These visits will be non-emergency visits that are not dispatched through the 911 system.
List of Services
Phone: 307-688-3670
Fax 307-688-5074.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recognizes Chronic Care Management (CCM) as a critical component of primary care that contributes to better health and care for individuals.
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