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Cosán Empowers Patients to be More Resilient Than Ever.

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Your Care Coordinator and Care Team provide ongoing support between office visits to keep you healthy, connected, and in charge of your care.

We work with patients to help you manage your health as prescribed by your doctor. Our goal is to support you to live on your own terms.

Cosán Care Coordinator

Your dedicated Cosán Care Coordinator will help coordinate your care and be your personal health and wellness advocate. In between doctor visits, they’ll do remote follow ups and give you the support you need.

Supportive Technology

Cosán uses a combination of technology and clinical staff to monitor and communicate your health data to your provider, helping your care team spot any changes in your health early before symptoms become urgent.

Speak to your provider to see if they offer Cosán Care Management and if you qualify.

We Partner with Providers

Why Cosán.

Providers choose Cosán to deliver the care you deserve between doctor’s office visits. Our AI-enabled, human-centered approach offers compassionate support for managing chronic conditions. We also use technology to keep your provider informed of health changes, so they can act before symptoms become urgent.

How we work together.

Cosán Care Coordinators work together with your care team to help coordinate your care. They are in constant contact with your doctor’s office to keep your provider up-to-date on your health needs and status.

Once your doctor identifies you as a candidate for this program, we’ll work with you to get you enrolled. You may receive a recorded call or email from us on behalf of your provider’s office to get the process started.

The Role of Your Care Coordinator

Your Cosán Care Coordinator will treat you with compassion and give you the support you need to overcome health challenges. They will:

Reach you by phone, text, or email to track symptoms and vital signs.
Contact your provider for new symptoms, pain, discomfort, or health changes.
Listen and talk with your care team to keep them informed and involved.
Schedule appointments with providers, specialists, labs, and therapists.
Help coordinate your medications and required refills.
Connect you with local resources like senior centers, food delivery, and community health support groups.

Patient FAQ’s

Care Management is a service provided by Medicare that adds an extra layer of support and care between provider visits. Chronic Care Management (CCM) is for people with two or more chronic conditions. Principal Care Management (PCM) is for patients who have been diagnosed with a single complex or high-risk chronic condition.

A chronic condition is a continuous, long-lasting health problem that can often be controlled with proper treatment and management. A few examples include asthma, diabetes, arthritis, hypertension, and heart disease.

  • Chronic Care Management (CCM): For patients with two or more chronic conditions.
  • Principal Care Management (PCM): For those with a single complex or high-risk chronic condition.
  • Behavioral Health Integration (BHI): For patients with at least one mental health condition.
  • Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): For those needing ongoing monitoring for an acute or chronic condition.

Yes, the Cosán Care Management platform is built with the same technology as electronic medical record systems. Our system has exceeded all HIPAA and HITECH standards.

These services are covered by Medicare Part B and are subject to the usual Medicare deductible and coinsurance. If you have a secondary or supplemental insurance, it may cover your copay. If not, or if you have not already met your deductible, you may have a small out-of-pocket cost which is usually no more than $10 a month.

You can cancel at any time by telling your Care Coordinator or provider, and the services will stop at the end of the month.

Simply tell your provider that you want to enroll in Care Management Services. You may also receive a call from Cosán on behalf of your provider’s team or an email inviting you to enroll.

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