...risk assessment, a patient who is deemed to have a high risk of suicide should develop a safety plan. A safety plan helps your patients list coping strategies and sources...

...plan will help you reach your goals. It also links your medical health, developmental disability, and specialty health services. Can a care coordinator help pay my utility bills? A care...

f Clinical Practice Guidelines CareSource approves and adopts evidence-based nationally accepted standards and clinical practice guidelines to help inform and guide the provision of clinical care to members. CPGs are...

...will help you and your provider learn what may have caused your symptoms. Then you can talk about what treatment may help you most. Withdrawal Management (detox) Care that helps...

...youth’s home and school. It can help youth with complex emotional needs. IHBT helps keep the family together and make a healthy home. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) MAT helps ease...

...you should get tested to help confirm a diagnosis. Talk to your provider or care coordinator for more help. You can also visit the COVID-19 Member Resource Center. Flu Shot...

...will: • Help you safely use your drugs • Help your providers and other caregivers work better together • Help you learn about your drugs and the right way to...

...for your child. If you need help installing the car seat, you can find help. Call Member Services if you need help getting a car seat. We can help you...

...PCP cost. Going to the same PCP each time you need care will help your provider get to know you and your needs. The more familiar your provider is with...

...with you to help coordinate your health and non-health care needs. Care managers can help you and your family with your pregnancy. They can help coordinate your health and non-health...