CCT: CARING HEARTS, SAFE HANDS
"Because, every Heart deserves Caring hands"
DOMICILLIARY CARE
1. MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM:
CCTs consist of a diverse group of providers, including primary care physicians, nurses, pharmacists, behavioral health care providers, social workers, and non-clinical service providers. This team collaborates to coordinate clinical and non-clinical services, such as disease self-management, medication management, and behavioral health integration.
2. PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH:
CCTs focus on delivering quality-driven, cost-effective, and culturally appropriate patient-centered care.
They work closely with PCMH practices to ensure comprehensive care.
3. REDUCING DUPLICATION AND COSTS:
By coordinating across clinical and community providers, CCTs aim to reduce duplication of services, lower costs, and improve health outcomes for high-need patients (primarily Medicaid enrollees).
4. SUPPORTING SMALL PRACTICES:
In rural areas or smaller primary care practices, CCTs serve as a mechanism for providing essential PCMH functions, including direct services, care coordination, population health management, and quality improvement activities.
5. CCT model has been successful in improving patient outcomes by integrating behavioral health services, addressing social determinants of health, and enhancing care coordination.
6. CCTs focus on supporting patients with complex needs, emphasizing community-based resources and collaboration.
You're In Safe Hands
