The mission of the Care Coordination Collaborative (CCC) is to facilitate services for children and families in your community through collaboration with service providers, health partners, and other community agencies. CCCs aim to cultivate a holistic and efficient network of services by identifying and maximizing the full range of resources available and supporting care coordinators in obtaining the care and services needed by children and their families. In addressing the needs of families, CCCs also seek to understand health and human service delivery systems in order to promote wellness, support the medical home, and assist families in negotiating these systems as well as to document the gaps and barriers that families confront when in need of assistance.
Participation in a learning collaborative is to support the development of innovative and sustainable policy and practice changes to improve care coordination services on a community level. CCCs can offer an opportunity for technical assistance, including analysis of care coordination issues and policy, by facilitating an awareness of the one’s own and others’ roles, programming, and resources. CCCs create a space for partners to exchange information, integrate services, and facilitate systemic improvements.
To find out more about CCCs or to participate in your local CCC, click here.
