Case Management
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Case Management services are available as part of our Cigna Medicare Advantage plans.
What is Case Management?
Do you have a chronic health condition like diabetes, lupus, or epilepsy? Could you use extra support to manage a health issue? If the answer is yes, the Case Management program may be right for you.
The Case Management team is made of nurses, health coaches, pharmacists, and other staff who work behind the scenes to help customers, like you, manage their health conditions.
These services are available at no cost to you, and anyone can apply. Participation is voluntary, and you can end at any time without affecting your health care benefits in any way.
What do Case Managers do?
Who qualifies for Case Management?
Anyone can apply for assistance from Case Management. It is most helpful for customers who:
- Have more serious health concerns like diabetes with uncontrolled blood sugar
- Find it hard to pay for their medications
- Go many times to the Emergency Room
How can I access Cigna Case Management?
Provider Referral
Health Plan Referral
Caregiver Referral or Personal Request
You, a family member, or a caregiver can also talk to us at one of the numbers below.
- Alabama, Northern Florida, Georgia (Atlanta), Southern Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina:
(TTY 711), 8 am – 5 pm, CT, Monday - Friday - Eastern Arkansas, Georgia (except Atlanta), Tennessee:
(TTY 711), 8 am – 5 pm, CT, Monday - Friday - Illinois:
Option 4 (TTY 711), 8 am – 5 pm, CT, Monday - Friday - Arkansas, Texas:
(TTY 711), 8 am – 5 pm, CT, Monday - Friday - Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Washington DC:
(TTY 711), 8 am – 5 pm, ET, Monday - Friday
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