Chronic Care Coordinator (CCC) definition
Chronic Care Coordinator (CCC) means a registered nurse who develops and implements treatment plans for Qualified Individuals with chronic medical conditions in coordination with those treating physicians or nurse practitioners who do not participate in the CareFirst BlueChoice PCMH. Complex Case Management (CCM) means the coordination of specialty services provided to a Qualified Individual with advanced or critical illnesses by Specialty Case Managers (SCM). Designated Provider means a provider of a Chronic Care Coordination Program (CCP), Comprehensive Medication Review (CMR), Enhanced Monitoring Program (EMP), Expert Consultation Program (ECP), or Home-Based Services Program (HBS), outlined in this section, who has been contracted by CareFirst BlueChoice to provide these services and who has agreed to participate in care coordination activities in cooperation with CareFirst BlueChoice for Qualified Individuals with complex chronic disease or high risk acute conditions.
Chronic Care Coordinator (CCC) means a registered nurse who develops and implements treatment plans for Qualified Individuals with chronic medical conditions in coordination with those treating physicians or nurse practitioners who do not participate in the CareFirst PCMH. Complex Case Management (CCM) means the coordination of specialty services provided to a Qualified Individual with advanced or critical illnesses by Specialty Case Managers (SCM).