What is a Coordinated Care Plan (CCP) typically associated with?

A Coordinated Care Plan (CCP) is primarily associated with Medicare Advantage plans. These plans are designed to provide coordinated healthcare services to beneficiaries, ensuring that all aspects of a patient’s care are managed in a seamless manner. This coordination helps to improve health outcomes and reduce the overall costs associated with healthcare by managing not only the medical care but also preventative services, chronic disease management, and various other supportive services.

Medicare Advantage plans are an alternative to traditional Medicare and often integrate a variety of healthcare services, emphasizing prevention and oversight through a network of providers. This is in contrast to traditional Medicare programs, which may not offer the same level of coordinated care. The structure of Medicare Advantage plans, providing an array of services under one umbrella, is ultimately why CCPs are closely linked to this type of insurance plan.