CCA member Theresa loves giving back to her community by volunteering. Learn how her CCA care partner helps her stay active and engaged.
As a CCA member, you have access to a free online library of articles, self-management tools, interactive worksheets, videos, and other information to help you better manage your conditions. Learn more about diabetes, heart disease, asthma, depression, and more.
Medicare can be confusing, but Living Well at Home is a resource to help you get the information you need. Click below to learn more about qualifying for Medicare, keeping your existing coverage, and important considerations as you make decisions about your health plan.
Staying active is important at any age and ability level and can be beneficial for both your physical and mental health. Just one session of moderate physical activity can help you sleep better, lessen anxiety, and lower your blood pressure. Learn more.
CCA works with members to understand their unique mental health needs, helping each individual connect to the programs and services they need, whether that’s counseling, grief support, substance use treatment, food and housing support, and more.
“Community programs can be hard to navigate and many of our members don’t know the rules or where to start. Melissa was eligible for support but overwhelmed by the process. My role was to help bridge that gap.” Learn how Rebekka helps members get access to the support they need.
CCA helps members live independently in their communities by connecting them to programs they may be eligible for, including those that can help with rent, utility bills, or food.
CCA nurses work in our care facilities, visit our members and patients in their homes, and develop programs that help you live safely and independently in your community.
The One Care Implementation Council is hosting a public town hall on June 11, 2024. CCA One Care members are invited to join a statewide discussion about One Care in Massachusetts.