A message from CCA’s Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Nazlim Hagmann discusses some upcoming changes that will improve the way we engage with you and coordinate your care.
Living Well At Home: Fall 2024
August 26, 2024
Living Well at Home
Health news, stories of care, and other information to help you live safely and independently at home
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Featured News
The CCA team: Your trusted partners in care
At CCA, we’re dedicated to helping you better navigate the healthcare system so you can focus on improving your health and well-being. We can help you access your benefits, connect you to social programs in your community, and support you in a crisis.
Learn more about the many ways your CCA team can help you.
Flu season is here: What you need to know
The flu is short for “influenza.” It’s a viral infection that affects your nose, throat, and lungs. Learn more about the symptoms and how to protect yourself this flu season.
Plus, learn who is at greater risk for hospitalization from the flu.
Health programs designed with your needs in mind
To develop your care plan, your CCA care team may ask you questions about your health. This also helps us develop special programs designed to keep you healthy and well.
Learn more about some of these programs.
Do you know your urgent care options?
As a CCA member, you have several options available to you when you need urgent care. These include options you can access from the comfort of your own home.
Learn more about what you should do when you’re not feeling well.
Notices for members
All CCA members will receive a new member ID card in December of this year. Starting on January 1, 2025, you will need to use this new card for all your medical needs. This includes for your provider appointments and prescriptions.
At CCA, we recognize the crucial role that caregivers can play in the lives of our members. Their hard work and dedication helps keep many of you healthy and safe.
To help, we will offer access to a caregiver support portal, with articles, toolkits, and other resources. Users will find information about conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and dementia. You can also learn more about:
- Managing daily care activities
- Handling medical tasks
- Nutrition
- Self-care
- Communication skills
- Planning for the future
You can also join support groups, sign up for care coaching, and more!
To learn more and sign up at no cost, visit cca.trualta.com.
At CCA, we want to make sure you get care that aligns with your values and preferences. That’s why we ask our providers to share their race and ethnicity information*. This can help you make more informed care decisions. To learn more, contact CCA Member Services.
* Providers are asked but not required to share this information.
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CCA One Care (Medicare-Medicaid Plan) is a health plan that contracts with both Medicare and MassHealth to provide benefits of both programs to enrollees. Enrollment depends on contract renewal. H0137_24_092_M
CCA Senior Care Options (HMO D-SNP) is a health plan that contracts with both Medicare and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Medicaid program to provide benefits of both programs to enrollees. Enrollment depends on contract renewal. H2225_24_182_M
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