To accomplish this, ConnectiCare has several health education programs for chronic diseases, like asthma, diabetes and heart failure. ConnectiCare also sends reminders and specially directed educational information about drugs and specific treatments to our members and their doctors. The programs we run are developed with input from practicing physicians and use well-documented established facts about treatment and care. We use claim information about you that is in our system to figure out which members and doctors should be sent educational information from us. The Plan's Rules Must Be Followed.
Insurance is complicated.
There are a lot of rules to follow. ConnectiCare is making efforts to simplify things, but you really can't get around the fact that there are rules you have to follow if you are going to get your care covered by insurance. Some of the rules require you to notify ConnectiCare before getting care, some of them require you to get your care only from certain providers. Some of the rules put limits on the care you can get and some require you to only get certain types of care. All of the rules are in your Membership Agreement.