Containing costs and improving quality of life with complex care.

SynCare’s CompCare Program for medically complex cases treats individuals with multiple diseases such as asthma, diabetes, hypertension, congestive heart failure (CHF) and obesity. It also addresses mental health and medication issues, as well as social service needs.

Program goals are to:

   Increase Member knowledge of disease conditions
   Reduce hospitalizations and emergency room visits
   Encourage and support the member-physician relationship
   Improve quality of life for the member
   Increase member adherence to physician plan of care


SynCare’s Case for Comprehensive Care

According to the Centers for Disease Control, chronic diseases — such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and asthma — account for roughly 78% of all health care spending in the United States1.

Disrupting the lives of 1 out of 10 Americans and frequently accompanied by co-morbid conditions, these diseases have launched a national health priority to address their human and financial costs.


Caring for medically complex members, “one body at a time"

SynCare’s CompCare Program provides personalized care plans for medically complex individuals with multiple physical and mental health issues. Because each member is unique, our philosophy is to treat “One Body at a Time” with appropriate individualized education and assistance.

First, risk stratification is executed to identify members that are most likely to consume a disproportionate percentage of healthcare services due to their conditions. Once stratification is complete, high-risk members are encouraged to participate in personalized care plans.

These personalized plans provide members with systematic assessments, treatment guidelines and behaviorally sophisticated support designed to help them self-manage their conditions.

Working in partnership with physicians, we offer comprehensive support to prevent or reduce the severity of current conditions and increase members’ confidence and knowledge. Plans for care are developed from evidence based treatment guidelines.

Case Management support includes:

   Environmental Assessment
   Psychosocial Assessment
   Appropriate Education
   Resources and Referrals
   One-On-One Interactions
   Medication Review
   Telephone follow up and support
   Home visits for those at highest risk

Source: 1 http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/