CCA One Care Training for Providers
As a network provider for CCA One Care, you and your staff are required to complete a healthcare training series that is designed to help you better meet the needs of future enrollees.
Training and programs for CCA providers
Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) offers training and programs to help providers learn more about drug management, reporting compliance concerns, and more.
Senior Care Options (SCO) Model of Care Training
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) requires all providers to complete an annual Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA) Senior Care Options Model of Care (MOC) training if you are either contracted to see CCA SCO members or an out-of-network licensed independent practitioner (LIP) who routinely treats and/or provides services to CCA SCO members. The intent of the CMS requirement is to ensure providers and SCO plans can seamlessly coordinate the care for this population with complex needs.
Compliance and Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Program
The CCA Compliance and Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Program acts as a resource of compliance policies and procedures for CCA-contracted providers and members.
Behavioral Health
We are committed to fully integrated behavioral health services and collaborating with our providers to offer a robust continuum of behavioral health services, based on evidence-based practices for mental health and substance use conditions.
instED® Mobile Integrated Health
The instED Mobile Integrated Health solution leverages highly trained paramedics to deliver urgent medical care services to CCA members in the comfort of their own home. Proven to improve health outcomes and member satisfaction, instED provides high-quality and compassionate care that reduces avoidable emergency department visits and fills the gap between primary care and emergency care for even the most complex care patients.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliance Survey
Commonwealth Care Alliance, Inc. (CCA) is dedicated to supporting all members, including those with disabilities, in accessing the care they need. To better understand how providers interact with patients under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we ask you to complete a brief survey about your ADA knowledge and the accommodations available in your practice. Your responses are for informational purposes only and will not affect your participation or reimbursement.