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You also have access to a Care Coordinator and a Care Team that you choose

• A Care Coordinator helps you manage your medical providers and services. For example, your Care Coordinator will help you make a plan of care to meet your healthcare goals, connect with aid and support in your community, take control of your health issues, know your health plan benefits with MeridianComplete, and talk about any questions or concerns you have.
• Your Care Team may include yourself, your family members, your legal representative (if you have one), family caregivers, natural supports, primary care providers, specialty providers, personal care providers, nursing facility representatives, hospital discharge planners, your MeridianComplete care coordinator, your Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Coordinator, and other health professionals who are there to help you get the care you need. Everyone on the Care Team works together to make sure your care is coordinated. This means that they make sure tests and labs are done once and the results are shared with the appropriate providers. It also means that your Primary Care Provider (PCP) should know all medicines you take so that he or she can reduce any negative effects. Your PCP will always get your permission before sharing your medical information with other providers.

You also have access to a Care Coordinator and a Care Team that you choose

• A Care Coordinator helps you manage your medical providers and services. For example, your Care Coordinator will help you make a plan of care to meet your healthcare goals, connect with aid and support in your community, take control of your health issues, know your health plan benefits with MeridianComplete, and talk about any questions or concerns you have.
• Your Care Team may include yourself, your family members, your legal representative (if you have one), family caregivers, natural supports, primary care providers, specialty providers, personal care providers, nursing facility representatives, hospital discharge planners, your MeridianComplete care coordinator, your Long Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Coordinator, and other health professionals who are there to help you get the care you need. Everyone on the Care Team works together to make sure your care is coordinated. This means that they make sure tests and labs are done once and the results are shared with the appropriate providers. It also means that your Primary Care Provider (PCP) should know all medicines you take so that he or she can reduce any negative effects. Your PCP will always get your permission before sharing your medical information with other providers.