What are Disease Management Programs?‍

Disease Management Programs are coordinated healthcare interventions and communications designed to help patients with chronic conditions better manage their health. These structured programs focus on preventing complications through patient education, monitoring, and adherence to evidence-based standards of care.

Why are Disease Management Programs important?

• Improves outcomes: Helps patients achieve better control of chronic conditions.
• Prevents complications: Reduces hospitalizations and emergency care through proactive management.
• Enhances quality of life: Empowers patients with knowledge and self-management skills.

Components of Disease Management Programs

• Patient education and self-management support.
• Regular monitoring and health assessments.
• Coordination between healthcare providers and services.

How Solace can help

A Solace chronic illness advocate can connect you with appropriate disease management programs for your specific condition, help you understand program requirements, and support your ongoing participation. They can assist with coordinating care between program staff and your regular healthcare providers, help you track your progress toward health goals, and ensure that your disease management plan aligns with your overall healthcare needs and preferences.